Looking over a vast expanse, we could see the floating houses in the St. Lawrence River….. just open the door and step onto the water.
That was our view from one of the cruises, which are very popular in Thousand Islands and it’s the best way to see all the lavish mansions and castles and even a few uninhabited pieces of land. With over 1800 islands, this place historically was a famous summer vacation spot in New York.
Even today, it makes a fabulous summer trip. And on our visit there, the cruise tour lasted around two hours and took us by the famous Boldt Castle and the beautiful islands – it sure was a breathtaking sight.
House on Water
Boldt Castle
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This place looks so cool!
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Yeah, it is. One of the most unique places, I have seen.
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Thank you for your kind words. Glad you liked the blog.
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. I really appreciate it.
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Wow this looks so cool! How awesome would it be to have one of those houses? Had no idea this place existed!
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Its a beautiful place.
Surely, it must be great to have one of these houses.
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Lovely! Place. But what accentuates it is your photography. You are a wonderful photographer. Your cover picture with NY skyline with Empire State Building lying amidst them is the best so far I’ve seen. And is the bridge The Brooklyn Bridge?
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Thank you for your generous words, Shalin.
The place is so beautiful that every picture comes out well. And its Manhattan Bridge in the cover photo.
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What a fun place! I’d like to visit someday but am glad I don’t live there (what with climate change and all). Thanks for sharing this place with us through your beautiful photography.
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Thank you. Glad you liked the pictures.
I agree with you, It already must be difficult to manage and with the changing climate it might become more difficult.
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. I really appreciate it.
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I can’t believe I lived in New York and never knew about this place! Looks absolutely gorgeous. I especially love the Boldt Castle. I wonder if these Thousand Islands are the same islands that the salad dressing refers to!
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Glad you liked the pictures. Its a beautiful place to visit.
Yes, you are absolutely right – the name of the dressing comes from this place itself.
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. I really appreciate it.
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