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Lake Walks

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I took a lovely walk along this arm of Great Slave Lake.

This arm of the lake looks almost like a river.

There is some outflow into it, but it really is a sort of minor fjord.

The clouds were aligned with the lake.

It was a pretty day, but Great Slave Lake is large enough to create its own weather, a fact that came home to roost today with a deluge that lasted more than an hour. Unfortunately, there was no walking.

Happy mid-week greetings from Canada’s (now) sunny north. 😎

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    1. It’s derived from the French word “enclave” that was used to refer to the Dene Zhatie people who were enslaved by the Cree. Human history is filled with despicable behaviour.

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  5. Again in your photos there is the feeling of going somewhere outside the photo. In the second photo the river is flowing into the sky! Great photos Lynette!

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  6. Beautiful area for a walk or just a sit!
    We had a deluge yesterday, then this morning it was misty and foggy, now the sun is shining. I’m still not used to this bipolar weather, but it’s always interesting!

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    1. It was very soothing, especially as I’m on quarantine right now. I have a lot of paperwork to do, so I stay occupied, but it’s good to get out. I don’t know if you take any photos, but mist and fog can produce some interesting effects.

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