A panoramic shot was necessary to capture this row of boathouses, made up from single level tinnies, behind the Residence Inn. Due to their delapidated appearance they are considered an eyesore to the new Muskoka Wharf development, however a subsidized renovation proposal has, like my son Stirling, caused ripples, among the locals.
Showing posts with label Ditchburn Bay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ditchburn Bay. Show all posts
Monday, June 6, 2011
BOATHOUSE ROW
A panoramic shot was necessary to capture this row of boathouses, made up from single level tinnies, behind the Residence Inn. Due to their delapidated appearance they are considered an eyesore to the new Muskoka Wharf development, however a subsidized renovation proposal has, like my son Stirling, caused ripples, among the locals.
Labels:
Ditchburn Bay,
Gravenhurst,
Muskoka Wharf,
Residence Inn
Sunday, June 5, 2011
FIERY ENDS
A fiery sunset brings the evening to a close over the boats and the row of boathouses behind the Residence Inn. It is also the resting place of the Sagamo, Muskoka's largest steamship whose years of service came to a fiery end in 1969, its twisted steel hull partially exposed among the concrete debris and foliage in the foreground.
Labels:
Ditchburn Bay,
Gravenhurst,
Muskoka Wharf,
Residence Inn,
Sagamo
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