Those trees in the first capture are canoodling! And good for them, really. They’re keeping people just a little cooler through the dog days of summer, and it only makes sense that they should have someone to share it with.
I fear the rocks because of your spill. Was this before or after?
Those stairs are a reminder of how things used to get built. As in, to last! It would probably be considered a rudimentary job as compared to the bright and shiny way of doing business these days, but guess what? It’s still going strong.
It was more refreshing than I would have liked, having taken a tumble into the lake, trying to pretend I was still 20…
Lake St. Louis in the Pointe Claire Village. Such a beautiful area.
Happy Wednesday to you, fine sir!
I want to jump into that water. And I love the sidewalk going up to the house. Really nice angles. Hmmmmm. A possible painting? At any rate, I look forward to your wordless photos that say so much.
These are spots that make me sigh and relax. Blood pressure is low and contentment is high. What is this about a spill? Inquiring minds need to know. Are you OK?
Oh yes. And the reason I went there to await my son’s liberation from the airport 😉
And yeah… decided to walk the rocks – it will be fun! Till it was not. Landed on my right hand and upper right butt cheek (and have the bruises to show for it). Pride? Now THAT took a beating! All shall heal, fear not 🙂
It’s in what we call the West Island – western-most part of the island of Montreal. In an area that still has a lot of anglophones (coz lemme tell you, this province of Quebec? Oy…)
I absolutely would head straight for that water right now, Dale. Next stop would be the shade from the trees. I also like the stone steps leading up to the house…but want to make sure everyone has navigated them ok!
Oh, definitely. I figure you are also living in a heatwave area, Bruce? I started off at the trees, went to the water and up the steps on my way to pick up my son at the airport 😉
Dale, we in SE Pennsylvania joined the heat wave party late, but we arrived nonetheless. Counting yesterday, expecting at least 7 straight days of 93-95 daily. Just grateful it held off until this long!
Ugh. My beau is in Lancaster so he is also not pleased with these temps, either. Our temps this week are hanging around the 83-86 mark, BUT, our humidex factor (I think this is a Canadian thing) brings the temps up to a feels like anywhere from 90-102 (yikes! this afternoon!))
There are three in all and yes, they were all taken at Lake St. Louis in Pointe Claire Village on Sunday. A gorgeous area with all sorts of lovely shops and restaurants on Lakeshore Drive.
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Those trees in the first capture are canoodling! And good for them, really. They’re keeping people just a little cooler through the dog days of summer, and it only makes sense that they should have someone to share it with.
I fear the rocks because of your spill. Was this before or after?
Those stairs are a reminder of how things used to get built. As in, to last! It would probably be considered a rudimentary job as compared to the bright and shiny way of doing business these days, but guess what? It’s still going strong.
Love the hat trick of WWonderful captures.
B
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Of course you would see the canoodling! And yes, good for all.
Fear not. This was the before shot of another area… I wasn’t gonna choose that scenario, though it was kinda wild and all.
I did love the sturdiness of them, leading up and away from the water’s edge.
Thank you, kind sir. I love that you love 🙂
Q
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Okay, this is the WW.
That’s what happen when I try to rush through comments. But hey.
I always see canoodling.
Yeah, I am glad for that. Not glad that it happened, of course. But at least you got more splendid captures, as . . . per.
I love that. Built to last.
Love.
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Hahahaha!! Love it!
Canoodling is always a good thing.
True. And bruises fade…
They are!
Love. And more love.
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Yes, they do work in sync!
The people who don’t dig canoodling are the same people who aren’t really into kissing that much. So, there’s that!
They do.
Mmm Hmmm
And more love.
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They do!
People who are not into canoodling and kissing? They can just stay away.
Thankfully… and before the month is out, please! 😉
And with that, a kiss and a canoodle.
MWAH!!
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Uh huh!
We don’t consort with such individuals anyways. We understand what passion truly means bebe.
Oh my God yes please.
Both? I’m in!
MUAH!!!!
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No, we don’t. And oh boy, do we ever.
I’m sure it will be!
Absolutely!! Woot!
MWAH!!!!
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Right?
Woot! Woot!
MUAH!!
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Oh yeah, baby!
MWAH!!
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You know it bebe.
😘
MUAH!!
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I dew 😉
😘
MUAH!!
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So cheeky . . .
😘
MUAH!!
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You do like cheeky…
😘
MUAH!!
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I love cheeky.
MUAH!!
😘
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Cheeky stays
MWAH!!
😘😘
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Done!
MUAH!!!
😘😘
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Woo hoo! That means I do 😉
😘😘
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Yaya!
😘😘😘😘
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😘😘😘😘
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Very refreshing, especially during my hot & muggy stretch of weather. Where is this? Great eye with the steps! … Oh wait … a spill? Happy Wednesday!!!
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It was more refreshing than I would have liked, having taken a tumble into the lake, trying to pretend I was still 20…
Lake St. Louis in the Pointe Claire Village. Such a beautiful area.
Happy Wednesday to you, fine sir!
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Dear Dale,
I want to jump into that water. And I love the sidewalk going up to the house. Really nice angles. Hmmmmm. A possible painting? At any rate, I look forward to your wordless photos that say so much.
Shalom and lotsa well-focused hugs,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
Oh, I did! Well, not so much jump as gracelessly fall in… Glad you enjoyed the angles and yes, I could see you doing something with this 😉
Shalom and lotsa refreshing love,
Dale
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These are spots that make me sigh and relax. Blood pressure is low and contentment is high. What is this about a spill? Inquiring minds need to know. Are you OK?
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Oh yes. And the reason I went there to await my son’s liberation from the airport 😉
And yeah… decided to walk the rocks – it will be fun! Till it was not. Landed on my right hand and upper right butt cheek (and have the bruises to show for it). Pride? Now THAT took a beating! All shall heal, fear not 🙂
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I will send you healing chuckles through the ether!
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Chuckle away, my friend… I am certain I was quite a sight (though I hope there were no witnesses…)
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Love the Weeping Willow and the stone walkway. So beautiful, as always. 🙂
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Isn’t she a beaut? She competes with “mine”. I loved walking around the water’s edge in this lovely village.
Thank you 🙂
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Where were you? Forgive me if you said it, and don’t remember.
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It’s in what we call the West Island – western-most part of the island of Montreal. In an area that still has a lot of anglophones (coz lemme tell you, this province of Quebec? Oy…)
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It’s visually lovely.
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So pleased you enjoyed.
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Always!!! 🙂
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💞
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I absolutely would head straight for that water right now, Dale. Next stop would be the shade from the trees. I also like the stone steps leading up to the house…but want to make sure everyone has navigated them ok!
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Oh, definitely. I figure you are also living in a heatwave area, Bruce? I started off at the trees, went to the water and up the steps on my way to pick up my son at the airport 😉
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Dale, we in SE Pennsylvania joined the heat wave party late, but we arrived nonetheless. Counting yesterday, expecting at least 7 straight days of 93-95 daily. Just grateful it held off until this long!
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Ugh. My beau is in Lancaster so he is also not pleased with these temps, either. Our temps this week are hanging around the 83-86 mark, BUT, our humidex factor (I think this is a Canadian thing) brings the temps up to a feels like anywhere from 90-102 (yikes! this afternoon!))
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What lovely images, Dale. Makes me want to be near a lake (but under a shady tree) to watch the world walk by.
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Thank you, Monika. Which is what I did, for a while, as I waited for my son to be out of the airport.
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Two great photos, Dale. Are they connected?
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There are three in all and yes, they were all taken at Lake St. Louis in Pointe Claire Village on Sunday. A gorgeous area with all sorts of lovely shops and restaurants on Lakeshore Drive.
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I’d climb those steps to get to that house!
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The steps are lovely and the house is a museum. Well worth the climb 🙂
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