This video was created by one of our Pure Muskoka fans and we think it is definitely worth sharing.
Here's a little about Dave Dresser.
"I'm a singer songwriter from London Ontario. Every summer as a kid I went to camps in the Huntsville area and came to love the area and the lifestyle. These days my family has a cottage a couple hours north of Huntsville where we spend as much time as we can! This tune hopefully evokes the sense of peace I get from being in Muskoka. Such a beautiful place!"
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This easy DIY project not only breathes new life into your beloved shirt but also lets you create a unique, custom piece perfect for those hot Muskoka days. In this...
It's complex topic, often involving heavy emotions, but often the best way forward is to step away and let nature do its thing; Sometimes doing nothing is the "right" thing.
Summer Bliss on the Dock Imagine this: You're lying on the dock, bare feet in the cool water of the lake, the sun is high and warm, the muffled sound...
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This refreshing drink blends the tartness of fresh lemons with the sweet, floral notes of lilac blossoms. An excellent dock sipper or cocktail mixer!
Barb
Sobbing by the end of this. My dad’s family starting vacationing on Lake of Bays in 1908. At 69, I have been going there for 68 summers. Now my children and grandchildren have Muskoka in the blood, and it’s what we all long for from the day we head home to NY. Sadly, yesterday was to be the start of our 3 weeks on the lake, and the border remains closed. The youngest grandkids don’t understand, and keep saying “We go to Canada soon, right?”. Praying that next summer will find us on that dock, and around that fire, and falling asleep to the calls of the loons. Thank you for your video.
Chris
Well done but remember there is only one .muskoka,(not ”Muskokas”).