16 thoughts on “The Strand”

1. Wow! Beautiful lake! Well shared ❤🙂thank you.

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   1. Thank you! You are are very welcome. 🙂

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      1. You are welcome. 🙂💓🌹

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2. Safe travels back NWT Lynette. Retirement is coming. Today, I celebrate 7 years in the best promotion I ever worked for. Cheers. Allan

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   1. Thank you, Allan. I feel a bit like a child waiting for birthday presents! Very much looking forward to the time when I can be retired and can stay put (except for the travelling. 🙂 )

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3. Perfect.

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   1. Thank you. 🙂

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4. At first I thought that was snow, but then I realized that’s just sand because this picture was taken in the Okanagan. I’m sure you’ll get some snow soon when you’re back in NWT.

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   1. I landed in Yellowknife to snow, and it hasn’t stopped! Big, fat, moisture-laden flakes. At least it’s not cold yet; only about -1, -2. Driving for any distance is an adventure, though!

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      1. And so it begins. I’m still waiting for our first snowfall. Stay safe out there.

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         1. Thank you very much. Yes, it has begun.

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5. Night shots are difficult, Lynette. You made a great job of this one.

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   1. Thank you very much, Stuart. I used a very old Canon that has been banging around (literally) with me for many years. It usually takes good photos.

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      1. I used to have Canon equipment in the 1980s, Lynette. A lot of it. Circumstances, combining with a sense that digital was going to render most professional photography redundant, made me sell the lot. That was in the days of film, of course. When I eventually replace my much-used Nikon, I’ll probably return to the Canon.

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         1. The little Canon I use is an old digital from about 2007 or so. It’s quite small with a really great retractable lens. In the north it lives in my vehicle and has been frozen solid, -30C and much colder, more times than I can count. I also left it in the truck during the +45C we had in the summer. It always works and by now, it certainly doesn’t owe me anything!

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            1. Wow! What a little hero of a camera! I’ve always found Canon a reliable brand. Yours still takes great pictures, too!

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