Thousand Islands

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The recent ice storm produced a monochrome painting, which only in the last moments of the following days when the clouds evaporated, briefly allowed the sun to add a few brush strokes of color.
Your Thousand Islands December wallpaper image comes to you with best wishes for the holidays: http://www.1000islandsphotoart.com/Wallpapers/tabid/197/EntryId/72/Wallpaper-December-2013.aspx
20 years ago, following my first summer here, I mentioned to the former owners of our island (who had lived here since the early '50s) that there were geese on the River. They were astounded! I wonder how they would have reacted if I had shown them this:
We just moved back to the island from shore. It's amazes me how the world changes entirely just a few hundred yards away from the mainland. It's not even remotely the same and why I feel so incredibly fortunate to have the privilege of living on an island.
If these two were chess pieces, I'm not sure I could have arranged them any better than they did themselves.
Raleigh Island dawn. May 8th, 2015.
Back tonight after three days of exploring the historic and beautiful Rideau Waterway by boat with Lyne Roberge . On our way home, we tied up at Canada's 1000 Islands (Endymion Island) National Park. Yet another jewel! We are so incredibly fortunate to call this area home.
As summer winds down, the River's mood begins to change. Out here one doesn't need to move the camera to capture a different scene, only to pause briefly between shots.
The night sky hasn't been terribly cooperative this summer, but the view from Raleigh Island's (OneinaThousand.ca) dining room - three Adirondack chairs and a table on a flat slab of granite - was pretty decent on Monday night. Here's hoping September's cooler nights will provide even better opportunities.
Your February 1000 Islands wallpaper awaits: http://www.1000islandsphotoart.com/Wallpapers/tabid/197/EntryId/74/Wallpaper-February-2014.aspx
Need a summer read? One in a Thousand's MarCom Award citation: “Every once in a while an entry comes across the judging table that totally enthralls us. We quickly forget where we are and what we are doing. We become spectators, not judges. Such was the case with an eBook app called One in a Thousand. With the first image you drift away to that place in your brain where you see and feel pure beauty and nirvana. Instantly, the images and words infiltrate your imagination.” OneinaThousand.ca
Shot yesterday at Singer Castle while prepping McLellan Group's video production for one of the Aquatarium's exhibits. MG's tech geniuses were the creators of our award winning iPad App "One in a Thousand."
Here's yesterday's "One in a Thousand" view. To say this River has a thousand moods is to sell it way too short.
Molly, enjoying the vista from our dining room.