Monday 6 May 2013

Snapshots from the Lake Cottage


We had a lovely day today at the lake cottage,
where my dad spent his childhood summers.

I post a few shapshots and send warm greetings ... 
While enjoying the lake view I was thinking about  Amanda and Judy, 
since you have a special relation to Finland!


















Mustard from Turku
























Around 50 perches - we'll be eating kalakukko soon!


Sending sunny greetings
&
wishing you a great week -

A walm welcome to my new blog friends
Sannon, Tamara, Chatter Blossom, Enjoying the Epiphemy,
Wendy, Lisa & Sophie!

Nina


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27 comments:

  1. What a beautiful spot to enjoy all of nature! Have a wonderful time and thank you for sharing it with us! xo

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    1. Thanks Tracey, I'm cherishing every moment!

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  2. I love the cabin photos, Nina! They resemble northern Minnesota so much, and remind me of leisurely outdoor times just around the corner for us.

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    1. I enjoy especially the pine trees and the forest floor - a special feeling and scent of pine - lovely! I wish i could experience the nature in Minnesota one day!

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  3. Hi Nina! I was visiting Debbie at Our Old Homestead when I came across your lovely blog. Your pictures are breath-taking and I feel like I could reach out and touch the things in your images :)

    I am now following you and I eagerly look forward to visiting again.

    Hugs to you,
    Stephanie

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    1. Thank you for leaving such a sweet note here, Stephanie! I popped by your blog and was greatly inspired by the pin cushion jar - a great idea to have it all at hand (I know what's my next DIY project now :)

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  4. I just love that shot of the oar dripping water....i can almost hear it!

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    1. Rowing is so relaxing - the rhythmic sound of oars is a part of summer memories :)

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  5. The lake area seems calm and peaceful, I like reflections in your photos.
    It is sharing your nice day. Nina :)

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    1. The area is quiet, not many cottages around, rowing to the island makes you feel like traveling to an oasis of peace, almost like being one with the surrounding nature.

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  6. What a beautiful place to restore one's soul!!

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    1. So true - just being still & seizing the moment ...

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  7. A perfect place to find peace...:)JP

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    1. Yes, all you hear is the sound of silence ...

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  8. What a beautiful spot and photos! I can taste those perch right now...yummy!

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    1. We enjoyed them as well - I learned how to skin perch - fast and easy way if cleaning them !

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  10. Such an idyllic setting to relax with your family. Your photos are gorgeous.

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    1. Thank you Ann! I admire your great photos of the elks ~ such a rich wildlife to enjoy!

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  11. Love your collection of photos!

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    1. Thanks Julie, I enjoyed to see the beauty of St Mawes - such a pretty place!

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  13. Ok....i need to be swimming in that lake stat! Your pictures are amazing and thanks for stopping by on my blog

    xo Stephanie

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Thank you so much for taking time to leave a comment! I read and enjoy them all and I'll do my best to to hop on over to your blog for a visit.

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