Visible to the left is land known as Georgina Island, home of the Chippewas, part of the First Nation group of he Ojibaway. Ferry service connects it in the summer. In winter there is usually a time of solid ice. That's when cars may move about on the lake. But not yet this winter!
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Dear Heidi,
A lovely photograph. I'd like to visit that island by walking across ice. How many feet or miles would that be?
And do you get a lot of birds at those bird feeders during the winter?
Hope all is well. How is Buddy?
Peace.
beautiful but not for my retirement home, i like warm not cold. this would be great to be there in sept when i can't stand florid heat
Beautiful view....what's not to like :)
It reminds me of Vermont along Lake Champlain. Nice, but a view I try to escape as I am able!
It is a beautiful view. It sounds like you have had a mild Winter as well.
How lovely! What a wonderful place to walk out to and reflect!
Hi Heidi, How are you? Love your thumbnail photo...
Love that photo... Looks cold and snowy up there... Have you had a rough winter this year --or mild??? We have had a VERY mild winter so far... Our spring flowers are budding already...Too Soon.
Hugs,
Betsy
Thank you for your very kind comments on my blogpost, and also by email!
I'd love a view like that anytime!
We visit Lake Simcoe quite often, have lunch at the Briar's and enjoy the sights.
No winter in Guildwood either. Today we received some snow mixed with rain.
- Cheers Gisela.
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