This photo was taken at a lake somewhere between North Bay and Kirkland Lake in northern Ontario. For those who take a week off every year to relax, kick back and drop the line into the water...
What a perfect snap! I loved the boots detail and the lake stretching into the distance, almost like spilling over one's imagination, trying to reach into the unknown. And the lake looks so placid and quiet. Many thanks.
No need to fish with that lovely view to look at (I don't mean the feet by the way). I was in Toronto only three weeks ago - lovely city. Thanks for visiting my blog. Call again.
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I love that photo. It's perfect.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be fishing, Barbara, but I'd love to spend a week around that lovely lake with my feet on the side of the boat, reading.
ReplyDeletePam, it sets the mood to relax after many months at the corporate grind.
ReplyDeleteRaph, or sitting on a reclining chair on a porch listening to the loons and geese on the water, and sipping on a cold beer.
I just love this picture. It makes me feel like I'm out on the lake, and I too would be reading, not fishing... (but no beer).
ReplyDeleteNo rest for the wicked in my world. But it's tempting.
ReplyDeleteI love love love that photo and the feeling it emits.
ReplyDeleteSitting in a rocker or Adirondack chair on a porch would be more to my liking, too. But sipping iced tea. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's relaxing just to look at this photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect snap! I loved the boots detail and the lake stretching into the distance, almost like spilling over one's imagination, trying to reach into the unknown. And the lake looks so placid and quiet. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
one too many beers and that's how i'd be too, barbara ;) lol
ReplyDeleteNo need to fish with that lovely view to look at (I don't mean the feet by the way). I was in Toronto only three weeks ago - lovely city.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. Call again.
Very peaceful, though mine would have a book, not a pole :)
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, wonderful scenery! I'd love to be there too :)
ReplyDeleteI'd probably have a book propped up on my lap.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to relax! Good on you that you have done some cycling around now.
ReplyDeleteThis picture reminds me of my son when he was youn and liked to fish all the time. Very nice photo and thank you for coming by, have a nice week.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to fish but the pic makes me want to learn ... or at least go sit next to someone who's fishing on this beautiful lake!
ReplyDeleteBoy, that looks great.
ReplyDeleteI love the feeling I get looking at that picture. So relaxing...
ReplyDeleteAH!
ReplyDeleteAh-loha ;-)
You are invited to a virtual tribute at my blog tomorrow, Barbara (if you have the time)
Teresa, beer is for sitting on a porch and not going anywhere afterwards: certainly not on a boat in water.
ReplyDeleteDavid, you can always dream.
Debra, same feeling it gave me when I spied it.
Michele, a blissful time in any case.
ReplyDeletePamela, it is indeed.
Bindu, I thought it fit the ideal fisherman's first lazy day away from the corporate world.
Cuban, it will remain quiet providing local moose don't decide to go for water plant munching.
Tony, one is enough for me at any given time.
Weaver, there are thousands of places in northern Ontario that are as beautiful as this place.
ReplyDeleteL.A., a nice piece of pan fried trout is quite tasty for dinner.
Maria, thank you kindly.
Charles, there are likely well sized fish in this lake.
That's the way to do it: "Gone fishin' - with a camera".
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to such serene activity (or inactivity) again...maybe next year. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove it.
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