Looking north across Trout Lake from Mr. P.'s spread.
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AS JIMMY BUFFETT ONCE SAID, "I know one thing: INDECISION MAY OR MAY NOT BE MY PROBLEM." Left click once on each photo to enlarge it.
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- Rob Greenfield
- My name is Rob Greenfield, and I live, work and play in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. I am an avid amateur photographer, and I enjoy posting photos of things and events I have been doing.
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- Looking north across Trout Lake from Mr. P.'s spread.
- I just took this at 8:25am from our lower deck, ju...
- Looking west down Main Street at noon hour yesterday.
- We had a herd of deer visit us this morning. There...
- On Friday we took the Fortuitous out of the water ...
- Here I am yesterday after our dock extraction. We...
- It's a beautiful fall day - and it's dock removal ...
- Last day of 2011 with the Fortuitous in the water....
- The view from the hot tub a little while ago as I ...
- Bud Light photo op from a couple weeks back when t...
- Lake weeds - these will be dying off soon as the l...
- Sunny and Marsha relax on the Fortuitous a week or...
- Marsha in "Command Central."
- Very nice stone work on Nipissing University's Mon...
- From our Trout Laker Shaker #3 on Oct. 1, Peter Cl...
- Here we are on Monday on "Mystery Bay" just off th...
- I took this photo this morning, just after sunrise...
- The "Butcher" had boat problems this week, so we h...
- Here we are on the "viewing cliff" at the west end...
- Look up, look waayy up ... on our Sunday hike up t...
- Another Monastery pond reflection.
- We had a great time at our Trout Laker Shaker #3 o...
- We went for a "restorative" hike in the bush yeste...
- Fall Fall Fall - October starts with cool weather,...
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4 comments:
That's a real good pic - I really like the water and that I can see the lakebed!
glad you like it
love that view!
I feel relaxed just looking at it - the eye floats out to the distant hills.
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