I Thawed The Lake

I got an idea after reading your comments from yesterday's post. A few of you were wondering what Kent Lake looks like in warmer weather. Well, I remembered that I had a bit of magic in my archives that would fit the bill just fine. I dug it out of there and thawed out the lake just for you!

Blue water and blue skies. I brought it all back so you can see exactly what it looks like. This lake is a pretty good place for just about anything you might want to do. I told you about the beach yesterday where you can go swimming. One of the other most popular things on this lake is boating.

Boating is what I was doing here a few years ago. I can tell you that it's not my most enjoyable thing to do. It wouldn't be so bad, but I don't swim very well at all. This is the reason I don't want to walk out on thin ice. I'd be completely doomed if I fell through. You can read my strange account of being out on this lake in a small rowboat right here.

Just so you can see the contrast between the two weather conditions, here is one of my pictures from yesterday. If you look at them both closely you can see that it is indeed the same place. Put a little bit of color in this scene and it looks like a whole new place, doesn't it?

This last picture is from one of the many islands out in the middle of the lake. If you read the series of stories I linked to, you'll know why I was very relieved to be on this island. Maybe not. Like I said before, those were some pretty strange posts. I think my inexperience as a blog writer gave me a better sense of humor back then. I could write some very odd stuff.

Anyway, I just thought I'd bring up some rarely viewed pictures from back during the dawn of time here at The Everyday Adventurer. This ought to give you a good idea why I wanted to take another look at this lake. It really is a very beautiful place when it's warm out. I also seemed to be very skilled at avoiding the other thousand boats with my camera back then. Ahh, the good old days...