Not a ripple.
Some days a safe work break stroll discovers a perfectly still Onondaga Lake.
Skim a stone?
I wonder how it can be this calm while the world churns on.
Placid lake
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Mark Bialczak 
Nature keeps us sane. I think.
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I think so too, MBC.
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There’s just something about a lake that brings me calm… and this one sure did!
Have a lovely day!
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You have a great calm day on your Pennsylvania lake, Nance!
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I shall! ☺️
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Is this your iphone making these beautiful images, Mark? Nice work! Looks sublime. Thank you for this much needed calm.
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Yes, Sandra, just my little smart phone. I am quite happy. Thank you!
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Nice work Mark! Technology has come so far so fast it seems.
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trOut of this world, Mark! (,,^・⋏・^,,)
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Really good one, Patricia! It has the right hook!
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Thanks, Mark! >ﾟ)##)彡
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Mother Nature holds it together
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She sure does, Beth.
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Nature is amazing 💜
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This was so smooth, Willow.
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I can see, or should I say lake 🌹💜
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