Living on the water in a float cabin gives me plenty of opportunity to capture watery shots.
There was a slight breeze rippling the water, creating a water colour inverted image of the trees across the bay. Isn't it pretty? -- Margy
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Powell Lake
Thursday, March 29
Cabins float in a cut-off fjord of British Columbia’s south coast. One man tackles an on-going dream to construct a floating cabin on Powell Lake, from the water up – not his first, but his finest. Read Cabin Number 5 by Wayne J. Lutz and experience it for yourself.
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Up the Winter Trail, Up the Strait, Up the Airway, Farther Up the Lake Farther Up the Main
Farther Up the Strait
Cabin Number 5
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9 comments:
I'm so pleased you're not having a heavily socked-in snowy winter on the coast, so you can spend your time in the cabin.
This is a lovely shot Margy.
K
What a great place to live!
Its a beautiful reflection shot too!
Gorgeous!!
I love the watercolor effects..
reminds me of the impressionistic Masters..
thanks for stopping in..
warmest hugs..
Loui♥
Beautiful reflections on the water and that log or whatever it is looks like a sea or lake monster. :-)
There is little open water around here. I could feature an old photo, but it seems dishonest. Yours is beautiful much of the year.
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Really nice photo! Yes, it sure does look like a watercolour. :)
It certainly didn't look like that today! :D All this rain and wind is keeping me from getting out with my camera.
Gorgeous photo! That is definitely worthy of framing. Lovely to live where you see that every day...
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