What a beautiful scene! You said SIT so that means there were benches in there. . . me thinks you could have saved that one for Rune's Friday theme. . . Ü I love gazebos and yours is especially beautiful.
That is so gorgeous! That is one of the best shots I have seen from you! I simply adore this scenery, and that gorgeous place to sit! Don't know the word for the lovely "house"....sorry! :) :)
We were in your neck of the woods on the w/e. I would have loved to have visited. We met our adult children on Scugog Ave. and had lunch in town. We were passing off the baby, whose parents had attended a wedding. It is a delightful area, albeit tons of traffic on a Sunday p.m. Great shot.
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Looks more like an October scene than May.
ReplyDeleteB Squared. I agree, but the date was May 8...before the leaves were on the trees here. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSave me a seat. I'll bring the picnic.
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what a wonderful spot for a gazebo
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the quick change of brown to blue of the lake's water. Do you know what that is about?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scene! You said SIT so that means there were benches in there. . . me thinks you could have saved that one for Rune's Friday theme. . . Ü I love gazebos and yours is especially beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSave me a seat also! I'll bring the wine!
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous! That is one of the best shots I have seen from you! I simply adore this scenery, and that gorgeous place to sit! Don't know the word for the lovely "house"....sorry! :) :)
Only rarely are lakes so large in Europe that you can't see the other shore. The colours are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful --and so serene, EG. Thanks for sharing!!!! I'd love to sit there for awhile!!!
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Betsy
Oh this is my DREAM RELAXATION SPOT.
ReplyDeleteTake me there... PLEASE!!!
That was a perfect place for relaxing, indeed.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to sit down and relax in such a beautiful place
ReplyDeleteGreat scene wonderful composition and I like how the water's color changes.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a nice spot for a picnic - nice photo!
ReplyDeleteVery serene shot - I love it!
ReplyDeleteI must agree that the photograph has a sense of fall instead of spring. It's a good place to read a book or just be quiet.
ReplyDeleteI'll need a nice book as I sit and relax in that gazebo.. hmm.. a Canadian author.... I'll read Saul Bellow! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! What a great spot and I love the change of colors in the water.
ReplyDeleteLovely gazebo, very inviting and I could be lazy here for hours.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting shot. The gazebo looks a bit forlorn against the vast expanse of that water...
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Great gazebo by teh water. I'm featuring a couple of those in my post today too.
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Excellent photo, I love the different colors in the water.
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Guy
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Romantic place - I can see a movie made here!
ReplyDeleteWell, if Darla is bringing the picnic, and Valkryien the wine, what is left for me to bring? I know, a thermos of tea and some cakes!
ReplyDeleteNow here is a place I could sit and read!
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The gazebo is pretty, the view is amazing, and your photo is perfect!
ReplyDeleteLooks a little cool, I'll bring the blankets! :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scene very well captured.
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Another fabulous photo as always!
ReplyDeleteOkay I now want a gazebo for my backyard :)
That's really beautiful: lovely colors, interesting composition, and great lighting in spite of the gray skies. It's a winner!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice place to spend some time and relax.
ReplyDeleteaah how lovely
ReplyDeleteoh, what a perfect spot to relax! beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI fear it was windy and little cool that day. The kind of scene that needs a wind-blown figure deep in thought.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot!
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We were in your neck of the woods on the w/e. I would have loved to have visited. We met our adult children on Scugog Ave. and had lunch in town. We were passing off the baby, whose parents had attended a wedding. It is a delightful area, albeit tons of traffic on a Sunday p.m.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
Everything is bigger over there, especially the Lakes! Have you ever been to the Lake District in this part of the world?
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ReplyDeleteSadly, I've never been to the Lake District. Sounds like a place I'd love to visit though!
A very lovely gazebo and such a big lake!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful place and shot.
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