Current Picture of Duke Marine Services
This is a current picture of Duke Marine Services, from another angle, to contrast with the last post. If you have stories about this property, we would love to have you post them in the comments, or...
View ArticleThe Boatworks in Port Carling
This historic building is another of the places you can see during “Doors Open” in Muskoka on Saturday June 14th 2008. Admission is free. The Boatworks is at 3 Lock Street in Port Carling. The Port...
View ArticleMuskoka Real Estate Update- June 23rd 2008
Last year there had been 51 sales on Lake Muskoka by the end of June. This year there have been 26 sales on Lake Muskoka to date. Let’s see what the rest of the month brings. In 2007 there were 14...
View ArticleAntique and Classic Boat Show- Saturday July 5th 2008
Th The Antique and Classic Boat Show is in Gravenhurst on Saturday July 5th 2008. The theme this year is “Go Slow Boats” Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Muskoka’s boating heritage. This is an...
View ArticleAntique and Classic Boats
This antique boat picture is from the blog called cottageblog.ca If you have not visited this site, take the opportunity to see the collection of interesting pictures from around Muskoka Hopefully this...
View ArticleJuly 1st 2008 Real Estate Update
It is the 1st of July and the weather has been beautiful today. The picture above shows the intricate stonework in an old fireplace at Bigwin Inn on Lake of Bays It rained all through the month of...
View ArticleWhite Muskoka
There has been snow in Muskoka since November 10th. At this point we are getting it in great quantities. It really is a winter wonderland, and there should be no worry of there being a white Christmas....
View ArticleFebruary Snow 2014
The snow has been nonstop this winter. Not all cottage roofs are engineered to take this kind of snow load and so you should be careful to make a good decision about whether you need to have your roof...
View ArticleHeavy Snow Can Mean Flooding
The very heavy snows in Muskoka this winter can mean that there will be flooding again this spring, especially in the Muskoka River and in Lake Muskoka as they carry so much water from the entire...
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