The Big Rock at Lost Bay Lake Aug 2010

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Canoe and Mike's Bay after Sunrise 10-10-10

We were lucky to be able to spend Thanksgiving weekend at the lake this year at Primus, thanks to Kevin and Kate. Making the most of the opportunity, I got up Sunday morning, 10-10-10, at about 6am to head out on the lake. I had decided that I’d probably get the best shots from the island – looking toward the rising sun as well as towards the opposite shores where light would fall on the trees displaying their fall colours. I got about 11 shots that I think are worth sharing. Hope you enjoy them. (Click on the thumbnails below to view a slideshow in a lightbox.)

grandma_and_me_at_primus

Everyone needs to read the novel  The Mystery of the Martello Tower by our cousin Jennifer Lanthier. Jennifer’s grandmother Eileen O’Connor McDougall was a  sister of my grandmother, Norah O’Connor Laughland. Almost every summer while I was growing up my parents would make the eight hour drive from our home in Maryland to Lost Bay [...]

Our means of tranportation
Mary O'Connor

Aunt Mary was the Queen of Lost Bay Lake. She is the elderly lady pictured above, with my sister Andrea at her side, sitting on the porch of her beloved summer cottage which she called “Primus.” She was ninety-two years old when she died in November 2007 and had led a full and colorful life. [...]

Raft Tipping - Getting On

What more simple but fun part of the cottage experience is there than the raft? Depending on age and mood and how many people are involved, it can be restful, exciting, or anywhere in between. At Lost Bay Lake, there has always been a raft at the beach. This year, I caught just a few of [...]

Helena kisses a bullfrog

Helena is one of the many O’Connor cousins who enjoy spending time at Lost Bay Lake. Here she is from August 2010, trying to turn a frog into a prince…

Interactive Panorama from Snake Island

QuickTime VR interactive panorama of Lost Bay Lake, shot from Snake Island on May 18, 2003

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