Jomoud's Fotothing

beautiful entry for the theme!

Fatastic capture and reflections John !!

In 1963 the under part of the lake of Zurich, nearby the town was frozen and we could skate from one side to the other. I will never forget this great experience.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Zurich

http://www.answers.com/topic/lake-zurich

A unique reflection!

Great image!:)

Great entry John! It should be very cold!

Good entry John....glad it's a bit warmer here.....

Waiting for the ice to melt...

Nice entry John!!!!!

wow - this is great John. How large is the lake, and are there ice-cutters?

Bill:
Lake Winnipeg, the last remains of glacial Lake Agassiz, lies on the boundary between the low-relief Interior Plains and the southwestern Canadian Shield.

The surface area of Lake Winnipeg is about 23,750 km2. The lake covers about 3.7 % of the surface area of the Province of Manitoba.
Lake Winnipeg is about 436 km in length.
At its widest point, Lake Winnipeg is about 111 km across.
Lake Winnipeg reaches a maximum depth of about 36 metres.

With its many bays, harbours, and points, the shoreline of Lake Winnipeg is about 1,750 km long.

great entry John

Fantastic shot....I love KEENORA too...wonderful to see in original view

So nice....great entry

that is quite a lake! Are ice breakers used at all?
How about commerce - is it an important body of water in that respect?