Sechelt
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Nice ones Leslie! I’m always surprised how little use the beach along the esplanade gets.
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That suits me just fine!
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These pictures remind me of Minnesota’s “North Shore”, which is the shore line along Lake Superior.
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I love the Great Lakes area. I grew up pretty much equidistant from Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, and Lake Huron. South of you!
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I should say, further south *than* you. Not directly south, of course.
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Mesmerizing – esp that first shot – the lavender mountains sandwiched between the water and clouds is wonderful.
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Thank you! It is a beautiful place.
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