Wednesday, June 6, 2012

C/Alphabe-Thursday

 Cook's Bay, the southernmost bay on Lake Simcoe

Just 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Toronto, Cook's Bay is a year-round destination for various activities such as boating,  wind surfing and kite sking and ice fishing. But I find the the bay attractive because it's so photogenic.

 Cook's Bay

Plus it's only minutes from where I live in East Gwillimbury, just south of Lake Simcoe.

 Sunset over Cook's Bay

Isn't it a great place to watch a beautiful sunset?

Another view of the same sunset

I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE

45 comments:

  1. This looks like a great place to be, and what a gorgeous sunset!

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  2. Oh oh oh!! What a gorgeous sunset!! It nearly has got some violet nuances.. very very lovely!
    and so is the tree on your first photo here! :)

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  3. Lovely place and that sunset is breathtaking!

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  4. Gorgeous sunset scenes. The water makes them even more beautiful.

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  5. I love that first shot of the sunset.

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  6. Gorgeous sunsets! I especially like the last one.

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  7. If this was just minutes away from home for me I'd be visiting often. Something about sitting by water makes me happy.

    Darla

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  8. i thought the first shot was beautiful, with the tree limbs dipping down. but the pink sunset is gorgeous!

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  9. Oh, yes, it is very beautiful! You live in such a lovely area. :) Thanks for sharing.

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  10. What a serene place to sit and relax. How lucky to be just minutes away from such beauty.

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  11. Great photos of a great place.

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  12. Beautiful pictures, especially the like the rich colours in the sunset.

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  13. My granddaughter was amazed when she discovered the percentage of water that covered the surface of the earth. That's definitely underscored by the number of water-related photos that CDP bloggers post. Always lovely!

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  14. It surely is a beautiful place with photo ops around every corner. And you take such great pics anyway.

    Love the pic of the E. Meadowlark. We have the Western Meadowlark not the Eastern, although the Western is in Eastern Washington not Western Wa. Confused yet? LOL

    MB

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  15. How lucky to live near such scenery! Beautiful sunset (the best things in life are free :)

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  16. A magnificent sunset and how you are so lucky to live in beautiful scenery.

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  17. Thanks for telling us where you get some of those glorious sunset photos. Cook's Bay is indeed photogenic.

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  18. I want to go there and watch the sunset. and takes of cause.

    sweet place to be. happy thursday!

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  19. I meant to say, to take pictures besides enjoying the sunset. got to stop clicking the publish button too quickly.

    have a good day.

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  20. How lovely, it reminds me of a place not far from me!

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  21. Stunning photos of a stunning place it would seem *adds to list*

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  22. lovely place to go spend afternoon activities...great photos too especially the sunsets...

    -r1-

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  23. It is a pretty lakeshore, E.G.T.G. I could picnic and watch boats from under your first tree for a long time.
    ..

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  24. Nice pictures of a colourful sunset.
    Did you get any of the stormy weather yesterday?

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  25. It is a lovely bay and you caught a gorgeous sunset there. Nicely done!

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  26. What a truly wonderful sunset!

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  27. I can understand why you like this place...and your photos are wonderful! I'd spend a lot of time there if I lived in that neck of the woods! Nothing like a northern lake during the summer.

    What are the mosquitoes like?

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  28. Looks like I'm now ready for bed... :-)

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  29. Beautiful shots!

    Another place I need to visit sometime...

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  30. This is fantastic!

    PS: Have you visited the Portlands Generating Station or another place? I imagine they all look quite similar. It was fun to visit, but not an easy place to photograph due to the low light and just general overwhelmingness of all that machinery! :)

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  31. Such beautiful photos! Amazing!

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  32. What a beautiful place. I love that sunset.

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  33. You live in a beautiful place - and I know it well, having lived in Barrie, Bradford and twice in Camp Borden. Truly the garden of Ontario.

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  34. What a beautiful place.

    My husband and I will be up in Southern Canada in a few weeks. I wish we had time to go that farth north!

    Just a lovely place.

    Thank you for sharing.

    A+

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  35. It is a wonderful place to watch a sunset and you are right, the lake is photogenic! It looks so clean and fresh!

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