The porch of cookhouse
Couch Corner!!
across the kitchen
the kitchen itself!
Thistledown
View of Thistledown from the boat dock
Get a good night's rest!
Late afternoon sun in the main room
The view from the master bed
The porch!
The path that leads behind Thistledown
Boathouse
west side of boathouse
Inside boathouse
with a delightful selection of books to read
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east side of boathouse
from the end of the dock
Docks! Docks! Docks!
There are three dock areas at The Cedars.
The Swim Dock
The swim dock is perfect for soaking up the sun, watching the swimmers, or launching your newest adventure. In our family, junior swimmers have to demonstrate that they can swim to the raft and back to the swimming dock unaided before they are allowed to be in the water without a life jacket.
A storm approaches
The Swim Dock
The swim dock is perfect for soaking up the sun, watching the swimmers, or launching your newest adventure. In our family, junior swimmers have to demonstrate that they can swim to the raft and back to the swimming dock unaided before they are allowed to be in the water without a life jacket.
The Boat Dock
The boat dock is a long finger that extends into the lake, perfect for fishing, or tying a boat up to after a long paddle. The boat dock sits off the west side of the Boathouse.
The boat dock is a long finger that extends into the lake, perfect for fishing, or tying a boat up to after a long paddle. The boat dock sits off the west side of the Boathouse.
and arrives!
The East Dock
The east dock is the place for quiet reflection, an afternoon of fishing, or enjoying the wildlife. It offers a shadier, quieter spot to sit and watch the world go by. And the design of the dock provides a sun spot for painted and snapper turtles, a feeding station for the mink, and home to breeding bass.
early evening
our neighbourly heron drops by for dinner
A view of the shore line (towards Birds) from the east dock
Dinnertime at The Cedars
The best part of family time is sitting around the table sharing 'favourite part of the day'! When we can (which is most nights), we eat outside.
A corn feed! (looking west towards Cookhouse)
Awaiting chili (looking east towards Thistledown)
If the weather is less than perfect, or if we're looking for a more intimate setting, we eat inside. Here we are a couple of years ago, before we finished the inside of Cookhouse.
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