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Self isolation, St.Kilda style.
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A fisherman on the icy shores of Georgian Bay... a picture of isolation. Today marks the first day of Ontario's "isolation" as we go into a new lockdown.
I decided to take my daily exercise walk up the burn that runs beside our house. Because it is so close, I rarely photograph these falls.For those of you that like to enlarge images, there are a couple of nervous looking Dippers in this image as there was a White Tailed Sea Eagle gliding overhead. I am always grateful that I moved to Skye, but in these days of Corvid 19 lockdown, I know I have it very easy compared to others.
High tide at St Mary's Lighthouse at Whitely Bay on a horrible dull and overcast day. No more access for several house so I hope they have enough milk!
Bit of a sombre tone today, not well and really not enjoying being stuck at home for the next 7 days but at least I have company unlike this little guy.
Standing alone on prominent hill above the Devron River flowing from the Cabrach not far from Dufftown Speyside Scotland.
A disused pier on Hurst Spit. On this particular morning the fog closed in and I was all alone in the silence. I felt this deserved a post-apocalyptic edit to covey the atmosphere.
Social isolation that makes a person crazy.... ha, ha. Postapocalyptic world is really tough!
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On a recent winter camping trip, we hiked along this section of Georgian Bay shoreline. Usually at this time of the year, we can walk on the ice over to that small island. Not this year. There were chunks of ice floating like giant frozen lily pads. I listened to a report that experts are out on the ice on all the Great Lakes checking the water quality during winter. They say that this is the time when the most ice cover occurs on the lakes and lately the ice cover has been less each year. They want to study how it affects our drinking water.