The waters of Lake Huron have no ice left from what we can see. Ann dipped her toes in the water and she said it was so cold her foot was starting to cramp up. This place must be booming in the summer when the water would be perfect to swim in and the sandy beach is ready for tanners.

The beach at Kincardine, Ontario has a long boardwalk and these sets of oversized blue chairs just made for watching the waves crash onto the shore.

The old posts used for a dock or pier remain in the water alongside the existing harbour entrance at Kincardine.

Ann got some nice shots of the deers that roam free in the Bruce Nuclear property. It helps when the area is patrolled by armed officers and they aren't hunting for meat.

We drive south along the edges of Lake Huron visiting various beaches along the way. The heavy rains have caused this stream to swell and take some fine beach sand into the lake.

All the towns seem to have brand new playground equipment and this beauty is a 4 seat teeter totter that was a lot of fun to try out.