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It wasn't until I got near Blind River, Ontario, that it became easy to see a large part of Lake Huron. The Georgian Bay (eastern part of the lake), has a very rocky and fissured coastline with deep bays that have no connecting roads between them. While I could drive an hour or more out a penninsula to get a glimpse of the lake, there was no way to drive along the coastline.
Forgive me, but had to post this as it perplexed me - a couple more taken the same night will follow. Just minding my own business, trying to get nice evening shots of the lake and Southampton beach - have taken so many over the years. When I looked at the ones that I shot this particular night, every photo had orbs! Go figure! I want to think that they were happy spirits out having a great time!
Blue Heron Cruises vessel Great Blue Heron in Fishermans Channel on the south side of Cove Island, Lake Huron, Ontario, Canada.
This was the day after the fireworks ... I was told that Saturday's sunset wasn't all that great ... lucky it was good enough to get my inlander butt up on Sunday to see this.
This crustacean was sleeping peacefully on a rock. I poked him to try rousing him to see the sunset, but he did not move. I will guess that he'd been out drinking all day long.
The animals come down in the evening or early morning to Lake Huron to drink and it's slowly becoming a longer and longer journey to the water. There was water here not long ago.