More views of one of the world’s largest lakes …
… with old logs that are slowly disintegrating. Off to the right, out of the camera view, is a lovely sand beach; many people were picnicking or sunbathing. The day was a perfect temperature with enough wind to give the lake a little wave action.
Right now I am in quarantine, but I am allowed to go outside for walks as long as I am distancing. I think I might spend a lot of my walking time along this lakefront!
Have a good week; stay safe and well. 🙂
And a special shout-out to Kenny: some sunny Great Slave Lake photos for you. 🙂
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Beautiful, Lynette!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Interesting pics, Lynette.
Quarantine? I hope you’re safe and well.
Enjoy your lakeside walks.
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Thanks, Stuart, I am fine. 🙂 This part of the country (Northwest Territories) requires a two-week quarantine for anyone who has been away, so this is just standard procedure. Quite a few areas of Canada are doing this.
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Your first photo is amazing Lynette! The logs on the beach are leading the sight into the lake somewhere far far away 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂 I’m glad that you understood. I was trying to convey a sense of moving into the unknown (and maybe the unknowable).
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You succeeded with your target!
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Thanks. 🙂
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Nice place to be quarantined! Thanks for sharing the pictures, they’re beautiful. 🙂
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You’re welcome. It is very beautiful in a rugged, don’t-mess-with-me way. 🙂
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So gorgeous! I could use some lake therapy right about now.
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The fact that it disappears into the horizon like an ocean does is somehow very calming. Try to be gentle with yourself. 💛
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Wonderful images, Lynette. Such a gorgeous place to be.
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Thank you. 🙂 It is a beautiful place.
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