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Old Posted Apr 15, 2026, 9:25 PM
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Nice to see some non Rocky pictures of Alberta.

I've been watching several YouTube channels of people in other countries reacting to videos about Canada. Apparently Ontario only has about 1km total of land border with the U.S out of the total 2,760km border, the rest is all water.

I've never really given it much thought but after going on google earth in satellite view I can't even find 1km.
Thunderbay to Ft Frances area is more than a km.
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Old Posted Apr 15, 2026, 10:27 PM
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This looks like a good smuggling spot as well:

https://www.google.com/maps/@48.1885127,..._ep=EgoyMDI2MDQxMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
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Old Posted Apr 19, 2026, 7:52 PM
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Some cottage country. Endless lakes, waterways, forests, towns and villages to explore. For many in Ontario their fondest memories are tied to cottage country, and there is a strong calling to return. All in all it is a vibe.


Manitou Dock
by Dale Roddick, on Flickr


Cottage View-2
by
Peterson's Pixel Painting
, on Flickr


ON-Muskoka-Port Carling-363
by Rod Brazier, on Flickr


A fine layer of mist on the lake at sunrise.
by Daniel Gibson, on Flickr


On the Dock
by Ed Boutilier, on Flickr


Misty dawn with loons
by Stephen Sloan, on Flickr


Rama 2009 123
by Mike Hewitt, on Flickr


Down by the Dock
by David Cantatore, on Flickr


Oblong Lake
by Jack Tome, on Flickr


Lake St. Peter
by Rick Harris, on Flickr


Go Big Or Go Home
by Julian Frank, on Flickr


Cottage by
Timothy Neesam, on Flickr


A Buck Lake cabin in the morning mist.
by Daniel Gibson, on Flickr


8-29-2013
by Rod Brazier, on Flickr


Sunday Morning on Ashby Lake
by cameronsummers, on Flickr


Dorset | Ontario
by Dave Wong, on Flickr


Lake Kapikog - Ontario
by Mark, on Flickr


Paradise by the Lake
by Brian Eastop, on Flickr


Family Cottage Aerials (3), 2022.07.08
by Aaron Campbell, on Flickr


Port Carling Locks Poker Run
by Jim Crocker, on Flickr


Cottage Water Ski
by Renata Olsienkiewicz, on Flickr


View of Westport from Spy Rock in Foley Mountain. June 2022
by lezumbalaberenjena, on Flickr


Cozy and charming cottage in the shore of Peninsula Lake, outskirts of Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
by Daniel Garrido, on Flickr


Segwun Steamship on Lake Joseph in Muskoka Canada
by Ed Boutilier, on Flickr


Sunset on Lake Oudaze Muskoka Chair, Ontario, Canada
by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
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Old Posted Aug 4, 2026, 1:44 AM
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A lot of tourist videos have been falling into my feed lately, I started watching this thinking I would hate it, but I ended up learning a lot about the Trent.
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Old Posted Aug 4, 2026, 3:43 AM
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Gorgeous shots of Sasky above.

For the Trent Severn, I worked with a guy who sailed with his friend from Midland to Whitby. I would love to travel the whole thing one summer, but I'd need to be rich because I'd need the type of boat to do it and a captain to sail it because I ain't doing all that work. I'd be sitting on the stern trolling a line out hoping for a bite.

Then I'd go the Great Loop of eastern North America.
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Saskatchewan looking amazing in that set!
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Old Posted Aug 4, 2026, 5:57 AM
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Wow, amazing Sask set. I loved every image.
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Saint-Thuribe (Portneuf) / Bas-du-Fleuve

I love the ravines and valleys of Saskatchewan. Those pictures (and Cottage Country above, too) were gorgeous!

Here are some pictures of the province of Québec taken last week

End of the day in Saint-Thuribe (Portneuf region)















A rainy and foggy weekend at some friends' house, in le Bas-du-Fleuve
It's raining at Le Bic


Notre-Dame-du-Portage is always a good time










Cacouna - a beautiful morning
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