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Nov
2010
2010
Lake Muskoka Dreariness
Lake Muskoka on a dark and dreary November day. Please click on the photo for a larger image
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There is something about being near water that helps one understand weather. Nice shot, Ed.
hope that is not your boathouse, because the docks are need of repair, and I know the right guys for that job!!!!