Big Bay

I got beyond the stone skipping beach, and gazed out at the bay.  It's a wide expansive view, leading to distant shorelines and islands.  The blue of the sky and the blue of the water made a beautiful picture.

I took this panoramic view by mistake, but in fact it captures the view well.

The Canadian flag is prominent, flapping in the breeze, a flag I have photographed before.

A sailboat came around the far headland, and I watched it cross the bay in front of us, probably headed for Wiarton.

And Mrs. F.G. was still wandering the distant beach, looking for the perfect rock.

The boulders along the pier were pretty interesting too.

To the northwest you could see the far side of Colpoy's Bay, marked by Malcom Bluff.

Zooming in you could see the massive vertical cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment.  Now much of that distant property is a nature reserve, and the Bruce Trail runs right along the top.  It's one of the places I would like to have hiked, but didn't make it to before the wheelchair arrived.