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Location: Lake Constance
Skeleton Lake , Ontario
The water looks very inviting but its was cold!! even with 30+C deg weather .
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Welcome to Sundvik- A quiet rural Norwegian-inspired sim designed for exploration and photography. Take a stroll around, visit the Scandinavian houses and enjoy the scenery.
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Camping backcountry at Clear Lake is a real delight. It pleases you with magnificent views of the lake. It is a great spot to put in your canoe, go for a paddle, and to get that shot. Enjoy it!
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Non sapersi orientare in una città non vuol dire molto.
Ma smarrirsi in essa, come ci si smarrisce in una foresta, è una cosa tutta da imparare.
(W.Benjamin)
existential rivalry instead of searching a way of co-existence. Dedicated to our FLICKR friend Wolfgang Bayer.
When you have the wind and the ocean all to yourself, you can go as fast and as far as you want to. Well, at least until that fogbank rolls in.
Waddell Creek Beach, between Half Moon Bay and Santa Cruz, California.
Watching these mallard ducks land on the ice the other day was hilarious!! Photo taken at the Reiffel bird sanctuary in B.C., Canada.
A male hooded merganser (Lophodytes cucullatus) sprints across the surface of a lake picking up speed to go airborne. A female created the splashes in the foreground, but is already out of the frame- very speedy birds! Hooded mergansers are visitors during our winter, but breed in the NE US and SE Canada. Despite being awkward waddlers on land they nest in trees adjacent to ponds.