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Hunting Camp 2021: Reflections

My family's annual reunion trip up to the Hunt Camp as we call it was a little soggier (due to two rainstorms) than normal, however, it was a lot warmer. This is the first time in over 3 years that we were able to get together for a reunion here due to Covid and other circumstances. Sadly due to the rainstorms, the night sky was clouded over which meant no photos of stars or the moon, which have historically always been great up at the camp. Instead, I needed to settle for some nice scenery photos which never disapoint. I personally think the last two photos are the best but that is just my thoughts. 

Looking through the channel to the next lake.

Reflections of a fishing bobber.

Bass Island. 

Evening calmness before the storm.

Evening calmness part 2.

Morning reflections.

Is this the west coast? or central Ontario.

Morning commute.

 

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  1. Anonymous24 August 2021 at 09:54

    These are so beautiful! I love the last 2 especially!

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