I've decided to spend the remainder of the month with these Algonquin archive shots. Yesterday I mentioned the campground at Lake Of Two Rivers being busy. Here we have a view of the beach along this stretch of the lake, with many a canoe and kayak already getting prepped for a day out on the lake.
William, your photo tells a tale of preparation and enjoyment. Thanks!
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Looks like it is a favorite summer activity for many people.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy canoeing dont do it as often as Id like
ReplyDeleteBit of overkill there, must get jammed attimes
ReplyDeleteLooks like they will need a canoe traffic controller!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a boater, but might do a canoe. It does look pretty crowded....if you fall over, you'd fall into another canoe. ;)
ReplyDeleteA crowdy lake when everybody is in the water.
ReplyDeleteWe used to love go out with a canoe. Not with this many though!
ReplyDeleteWe will know the Alconquin park and his large dimensions.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
I think they've got just enough canoes :-)
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many canoes. Canoes are so darn photogenic. Great capture.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Greensboro. You can always use another canoe.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Greensboro and Revrunner: we always need more canoes...
ReplyDeleteYes, canoes are photogenic.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend, William, you can take some more pictures of canoes :-)
@Lynette: youre welcome.
ReplyDelete@Cloudia: indeed!
@Kate: it does draw people in!
@Jen: it's been awhile since I've been out.
@Bill: this lake can be exceedingly busy at times.
@Halcyon: that would come in handy.
@Bibi: that could happen!
@Marianne: it'll be less crowded now.
ReplyDelete@Marleen: I prefer a quieter lake.
@Tomas: it is a pleasure to show the place.
@Tamago: plenty to go around.
@Greensboro: thanks!
@Revrunner: we'll just have to find some.
@VP: there's no shortage of demand!
@Karl: thank you!
It's a colourfull sight to see all those canoes at the beach.
ReplyDeleteProbably not these days. See you in June '15.
ReplyDeleteLooks like they have plenty to me.
ReplyDeletethat's pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteWow! A busy place!
ReplyDeleteSo many!
ReplyDelete@Jan: it is a popular lake to be at on a warm day. I have an upcoming shot of the lake with different weather.
ReplyDelete@Birdman: there are some people who actually come and camp in the winter, though not at Lake Of Two Rivers. Mew Lake, however, is the one campground that's winter ready.
@Sharon: it seems to be a very Canadian activity to canoe or kayak.
@Tex: thanks!
@Cheryl: exceedingly busy.
@Luis: on lakes in the interior that you have to paddle and portage to, it's not nearly this busy, but this is right on the corridor highway.
It's going to be busy!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Bibi.
ReplyDeleteThat's a LOT of canoes!
It sure is crowded but it looks like the people are having fun.
ReplyDeleteYes, it looks like the gang's all here!
ReplyDeleteI should go for a canoe ride. Neighbours let me park on their waterfront, in the bush. But I'm just plain tired! Went to the Carp fair. No backpacks. Really. Hubby needed his water, pills, emergency bars. What a pain.
ReplyDelete@RedPat: in the summer, definitely. Not so much now, and I think after Thanksgiving, Lake of Two Rivers closes (otherwise in November). Mew Lake, however, stays open through winter.
ReplyDelete@Norma: it must have been a convention.
@Bill: there's really so much to do there during the summer for campers.
@Kay: indeed!
@Jennifer: a backpack would come in handy for those occasions.
Looks like they have plenty of canoes! Did you rent one?
ReplyDeleteyou can never have too many canoes. looks like a busy place. hope there is enough WATER, though??! ha. ha!! ( :
ReplyDeleteThey make a colorful array.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Mari. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a popular pastime William, super colourful canoes!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, it does look busy!
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be a very busy place, right?
ReplyDeleteLooks to busy for me, but fun for others.
ReplyDelete@EG: oddly I've never rented a canoe.
ReplyDelete@Beth: yes there is.
@Mari: they do!
@Randy: thanks!
@Grace: it is!
@Linda: very much so.
@Jose: yes, indeed.
@Whisk: thanks!