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Description Walking along a rather desolate boardwalk along the shores of Lake Ontario (behind me as I take this picture) I come across very pleasant houses camouflaged by dense bush all along. This is the residential part of Ward's Island so the least crowded. I noticed a couple of houses with this under-floor niche for canoes. Ingenious! I was only concerned that snakes should not settle under the shade of canoes giving their owners a nasty surprise when they come to take out their boats the next day. This is probably the reason why they have kept their canoe upright and not upside down. (Toronto, Canada, Nov.2015)
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Author shankar s. from Dubai, united arab emirates

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