Perhaps this might be stretching the theme just a bit for the water is frozen. But this is a fishing area at this time of year and the little buildings out on the ice are ice fishing shacks. And if you're not yet convinced that this is a watery area, just look at the lighthouse on the shore!The theme of Watery Wednesday is water, and for a wonderful variety of watery scenes just click on its name! Thanks to 2sweetnsaxy for hosting this site.
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I think it's fitting. Ice is just frozen water. It's kind of amazing to see this lighthouse surrounded by snow and ice.
Ice and snow are both water. ;-)
Very nice photo of the lighthouse.
An incredibly beautiful photo, a lovely contribution to WW.
Fantastic shot, I love it. Thanks for sharing. I added your great blog to my followers list so I can return often to see more of your great work.
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
Unfortunately, I know all to much about the white stuff! Strange how all the huts are clustered so close together!
Thanks for sharing!
Could be a postcard! Great shot with lovely colors and interesting composition. Hi from sunny California...
This looks like a postcard, so beautiful. I absolutely love lighthouses and this is a perfect shot.
Well, ya go with what ya got! And I think there's something neat about the lighthouse with the piles of plowed-up snow! Really pretty shot.
Not stretching it at all. Very nice capture.
I never really experienced frozen water until moving to WI and it's so much fun! :)
That is a neat lighthouse, and I see there must be a really good fishing spot there just off shore. The fishing on Lake Erie has been good too this year, but as much as I like fishing it's way too cold out there for me, even with the ice huts.
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This is a neat wintry picture for Watery Wednesday. I really like it.
Having been born and raised ''in the shadow'' of a lighthouse on Long Island Sound and now living in a place were ice fishing is popular, the two subjects in this photo are heart warming. Recently spent a few days in Rimouski, Québec, the Pointe-aux-Pères Lt. on my right and the fishing shacks on my left, with w8indchill and blowing snow making for some fabulous photography.
(You know you are a lighthouse person when the foghorn goes off at night and you do not hear it)
Thanx Me ann.........
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Kind of like if you live in a railroad town you don't even wake when the train rumbles by and shakes your house.
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