1000 Islands

1000 Islands are located between Kingston and Brockville. In reality there are more then 1800 islands there. In the Beginning of the XVIII (18) century they were divided into 8 groups according to size.It's an amazing place. The scenery is fantastic. Can you imagine seeing massive tankers and cargo ships go right by your house :)

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Published in Art & Photography Entertainment & Fun Sep 28 2007 10:31 am

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199 comments

bjd	Sep 28 2007 11:52 pm What country were these taken in? (They look great btw reply

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DrMadMike

Sep 30 2007 09:48 pm

The Thousand Islands are a part of New York

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:03 pm

Many of the Thousand Islands are on the Canadian side of the international border.

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blue	Oct 1 2007 02:13 pm yea some are on the American side, and some are on the Canadian side. I saw both an American flag, and a Canadian flag in the picture set. (on separate islands of course). reply

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green

Oct 6 2007 04:55 am

where do you see the canadian flag?
x-)

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:02 pm

This is the ST. Lawrence River at the point where the water leaves Lake Ontario on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. It's the International border between the US & Canada, in Northern New York State. It is my home.

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Steph

Oct 3 2007 10:51 am

Wow, you live there? So...when can I come visit??

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dumbfounded

Oct 4 2007 08:54 pm

you must make at least 6 digits a year, right.

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Davito

Feb 13 2008 11:54 pm

probably 7 or 8

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L	Sep 30 2007 11:07 pm You can take a bus or drive to Ontario, Canada's Rockport to actually take a cruise to have a look at the Heart's Island which had that castle. Trust me the scenery is worth ur bucks. reply

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:20 pm

My high school friends, Dale Fikes & Bobby Gibbs, led the restoration teams that transformed Boldt Castle on Hart Island (renamed Heart Island) from an unfinished, vandalized, shameful mess into the beautiful castle that it is today. Bobby just died a few weeks ago from a brain tumor. Peter Curtis' company built many of the furniture pieces that were used in it. They dedicated their lives to it.

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thanks

Oct 1 2007 10:09 am

Thanks for that. I just saw the castle in July. It's stunning! They did an incredible job -- I hope they were well compensated, as the entire region appears to have been lifted in terms of tourism.

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sks280

Oct 1 2007 12:13 pm

WOW! I cannot believe that I have never heard of 1000 Islands before. I have definitely put this journey on my "must visit" list. I'd love to read more about the history of this beautiful heaven on earth place. Can you offer web sites with this info? Thanks!

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lwopiano

Oct 2 2007 09:45 pm

These are beautiful! All taken in Canada.

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Anonymous

Jan 17 2008 09:14 am

I live in the 1000 Islands and if you really want to see the most islands you should take the cruise from Gananoque. It covers the most area and is the best cruise available in the area.

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Anonymous

Oct 3 2007 12:54 pm

Canada- Kingston

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Anonymous

Oct 3 2007 04:01 pm

It is Canada

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RKobras

Oct 17 2007 02:38 am

Kingston is the capital of Jamaica, so Thousand Island must be the part of Jamaica...

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.l-,l-

Oct 23 2007 01:09 pm

l-mkl-

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Anonymous

Nov 15 2007 05:22 pm

United States

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Anonymous

May 19 2008 10:53 am

New York

Joel	Sep 30 2007 03:53 am Yeah, I would also like to know the country (I saw an American flag on one of the houses, although it looks like Australia reply

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Tom	Sep 30 2007 10:21 pm Have you ever been to Australia? Looks nothing like anything here... reply

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galah

Oct 26 2007 01:57 am

maybe the nong means austria

mark	Sep 30 2007 09:54 am Nice, can't wait for global warming to raise water levels reply

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:05 pm

This is several hundred feet above sea level. Global warming will not affect this water unless sea level is raised several hundred feet. Nothing for you to worry about.

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Anonymous

Oct 2 2007 05:16 am

Rivers are made of what? Water. Although sea levels rising due to global warming will not affect these homes global warming will increase rainfall and melting ice/snow causing rises in this river's level and speed.

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Anonymous

Jun 18 2008 03:48 pm

global warming will effect the great lakes and the st. lawrence, they will lose water - warmer temps = less snow pack = less runoff = drop in lake levels = drop in st. lawrence. And the governments involved may build bigger dams to slow this process for two reasons - one because the southwest USA wants to pipe water from superior, two the river levels effect ship traffic and so commercial productivity.

cdlr	Sep 30 2007 03:18 pm Bonito lugar, es un sueño que algún día conozca Canadá, no sólo sino con Patukita reply

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 07:56 pm

These were taken on the canada, us border on the st. larwence river

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 07:59 pm

Canada... about here: http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=44.349877,-75.995865&spn=0.322102,0.603561&z=11&om=1

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Dave Scott

Oct 13 2007 10:45 pm

We used to do business with Harry Chalk and Sons at Fisher's Landing. Duane was running the operation 10 years ago when I was last there. If you rent or buy a boat from him or store your boat there, say 'HI' for me. Check out this revised google map URL
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&om=1&ll=44.277885,-76.00625&spn=0.029988,0.069351&t=h&z=14
Put all that on one line.
Dave

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 08:00 pm

Canada.. the great lakes

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 08:11 pm

i guess this place is located in new zealand! not sure ;)

Mike from
www.prankvideoz.com

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Tzarlie

Feb 15 2008 05:48 am

Did you ever learn to read?

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 08:15 pm

Too bad those nice islands are populated with rather obnoxious structures

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Hannah

Oct 12 2007 05:53 pm

I have to agree, the buildings are over shadowing the beauty of the islands. Humans always spoil natures beauty, no offense to anybody, I also have spoiled natures beauty with my own cottage.......but I did keep my structure to two levels, basement & main floor, & the ariel shot of my property is much prettier because the buildings are not towering above the tree line.

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Davito

Feb 13 2008 11:57 pm

Yes, I must agree they're quite pretentious and... well, rich. Blatantly rich. There is beautiful architecture and then there is... this. Some of those castles look amazing though (pretentiousness is OK if it was at least 150 years ago.)

Pucky

Sep 30 2007 08:36 pm

I grew up here. in fact my house is right next to the picture 13 from the top. Brockville On. Canada. That picture is Hardy Mansion Built the same time as the Canadian Parliament buildings and buy the same company. (House of senator Hardy.) Picture 35 from the top is Fullford Manor,(Senator Fullford) which is to the left of Hardy. Fullford made millions with the "pink pill for pale people

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 08:50 pm

Yes, the islands are along the US/Canada border. I've been to most of the places in those pictures (My Grandma has a cottage near the lighthouse near the beginning), and the pictures in fact come out of the books of Ian Coristine, one of which is found here: http://www.amazon.com/1000-Islands-Photography-Ian-Coristine/dp/0973041900/ref=sr_1_1/104-7249813-1808750?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1191203640&sr=8-1

Very pretty books, my Grandma has all 4

Jay Barclay

Sep 30 2007 08:51 pm

I'd recognize these islands anywhere. This is located in Antarctica. It is also where they filmed the intro to Fantasy Island and The A-Team

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Carol M.

Oct 2 2007 02:02 pm

The intro to Fantasy Island was filed at the Los Angeles Arboretum, in Arcadia, California.

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Patricia

Oct 3 2007 12:54 pm

You ARE joking I hope?

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Anonymous

Nov 25 2007 09:31 am

You are very stupid

Erik	Sep 30 2007 08:54 pm I'm guessing all the tiny islands between Canada and the US. Here are the coordinates 44.309846,-76.045303 reply

RageX

Sep 30 2007 08:56 pm

It's the Canadian US boarder along New York/Lake Onario/St. Lawrence Seaway. Ever have 1000 Island salad dressing

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:07 pm

Abbie Hoffman lived here when he was on the run - in Thousand Island Park, right across from Fisher's Landing, between Clayton & Alexandria Bay, New York.

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Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 01:11 pm

Where is this boarder living? Is he or she staying on one of these islands?

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Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 04:06 pm

This boarder, she is lying across the river and many of the islands, she is.

I suggest that we should not make fun of the spelling used by people whose first language may not be English. English is usually only one of several languages that they typically speak.

guest 2

Sep 30 2007 09:22 pm

Dad, can I borrow the boat? I have a date with the girl next island

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:22 pm

Been There.
Done That.

Makes you wish you could live forever.

RJ	Sep 30 2007 09:24 pm whoever said "this looks like australia" needs a good kick in the nuts because you are a moron. there is nothing anywhere in the pacific ocean that looks even remotley like this reply

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Anonymous

Oct 7 2007 04:36 pm

Um, you obviously haven't ever been to the Pacific Northwest...

Laughing

Sep 30 2007 09:25 pm

Very beautiful pics. I love island properties however some of these are especially good examples. When trees are left of cultivated they make for an amazing spectacle. I'm laughing at one of the comments though.. "I'd recognize these islands anywhere. This is located in Antarctica. " hehe

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wendy

Oct 1 2007 10:25 am

Actually, in Feb. in can resemble Antarctica. I live across the river from the ruined manor pictured. A most wonderful place to live.

Bart

Sep 30 2007 09:40 pm

We used to go here several times every summer growing up. We had a small yacht up there and lived about 2 hours south. It sure is beautiful. I recognized many of the places, particularly Jorstadt Castle on Dark Island and Boldt Castle on Heart Island. Sadly, I have not been there for years, making me feel as if I took it all for granted as a child growing up around there.

There's great fishing and the little resort town of Alexandria Bay is fun. The winters up there are punishing. I believe, for the most part, that most of those places are summer houses for the wealthy

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:15 pm

Nonsense. There are many, many homes on the river which are on the mainland, i.e., not on islands, but on the river nonetheless, and you could easily afford one of them for $200-$300 thousand. You don't have to be an American to one one, either.

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Bart

Oct 1 2007 07:20 am

Yes, I realize there are houses on the mainland. Yes, I realize that with it's proximity to Canada, there are also Canadian Islands. I also realize that in the winter, many of these houses on the islands are shut down because the water will freeze in the pipes and the septic tank. Many of the smaller islands rely on generators to provide them with power and these houses serve primarily as summer houses, sometimes referred to as the "camp" by their owners. Hence, many of the island houses are summer houses and very expensive. Many of the people migrate to mainland over in Canton or Watertown.

Is there anything else you would like to add in your meticulous dissection of my comments, Captain Obvious?

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Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 04:14 pm

Excuse me, then, if you will. I just thought people might want to know they could go and live there easily without having to be wealthy. I'm sorry for that. I often am accused of trying to help people understand how easy it is to fulfill their dreams.

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dan	Oct 13 2007 09:19 am "Is there anything else you would like to add in your meticulous dissection of my comments, Captain Obvious?" hahahahaha! reply

Shiver

Sep 30 2007 09:45 pm

As a pre-teen I spent 2 weeks on a sailboat in those islands. The first day or two were nice. The next 12 or so days were far too boring for any teenager to handle. It's been nearly two decades since then but I still shiver with horror when I see those pictures

Liz

Sep 30 2007 10:05 pm

My Mom lives on the American side of the river - and I just came back from visiting her this weekend. It's incredible to see the lights on the big tanker ships go by at night. It's also pretty incredible to look over at Canada while eating your toast. The islands are gorgeous. The water is always freezing

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:26 pm

I'll tell you what - drive about 40 minutes to Lake Ontario, along the shore just south of Sackets Harbor, to Knobby Knoll, Campbells Point, Boltons Beach or anywhere in between and go in the water there in the Summer. It's very shallow and is almost warm enough to be bath water.

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 10:06 pm

I wonder how they manage the electricity wires and water pipes on these islands...? internet broadband..? And also, if a tanker can cross close to the house, the water must be very very deep

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Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:09 pm

There are Channels. During the Eisenhower administration, in the 50's, locks were built and channels were created to allow ocean-going freighters to pass through the ST. Lawrence River and enter all the Great Lakes ports.

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 10:38 pm

I don't know about all the islands, but there is a small one about 50-60 feet off shore of our cottage, and they have power and telephone lines running along the bottom of the river from the mainland

Anonymous

Sep 30 2007 11:09 pm

Yes those are the "Thousand Island" region between the US and Canada on the St Lawrence river. The river connects Lake Ontario with the Atlantic Ocean. I've been there and toured Boldt Castle, which can be seen in several pics. Pictures 3 and 4 show Boldt Castle. Yes they can run power lines to the islands, but the residents have to pay for it to be run themselves. Water is usually well water and sewage is usually a septic tank. A ship does come by and drain them regularly. There are lots of amazing facts about the region. The smallest island is only a couple square feet and supports one small tree and some grasses. If something were to happen to the tree, it would no longer count towards being an island. There is an island that has a house on one island and and "the shortest international bridge" to the island right next to it, about 20 feet. This is not true, however, both islands are on the Canada side of the border. It's a beautiful region and I will love to visit it many more times. Thanks for posting the pics, it's beautiful to see it from the air

Mary Ann

Oct 1 2007 02:02 am

I think I saw Gilligan on one of those Islands, not sure

Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 03:15 am

yea...i think i saw these islands on my way to the bermuda triangle....no...maybe that was atlantis...
man, i can't remember....anyway, my father is iron man and he used to take me to each island where we would plunder the nearby houses for any valuables and sell them for cold hard cash....
ah, to be young!

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Anonymous

Oct 5 2007 08:27 pm

you are a criminal perhaps

nutsak

Oct 1 2007 03:15 am

very pretty!

keita

Oct 1 2007 03:16 am

Great photos, thnx for posting. The place is wonderful indeed. I wonder, do those big cargo ships bother the people living there

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Dave Scott

Jan 14 2008 05:55 pm

I used to run our outboard across the bow of some of the freighters outside of Clayton. Probably drove the master nuts.

robby_losinj

Oct 1 2007 06:05 am

Nice I was ther in 1984 with ship on way to Duluth

Nishant

Oct 1 2007 06:08 am

Just beautiful. that's my home. I used to live in Belleville, a mere 30 min away

Vlad	Oct 1 2007 07:28 am I see there are alot of people from there. Looks like it's not only a beautiful place but it's also very popular reply

kitty

Oct 1 2007 08:54 am

great photos. people have amazing homes there, castles even. the downside is that you need a boat to by there (if you're not living on the mainland) or maybe it's not even a downside

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Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 04:55 pm

Well, no. There are some very big islands in the area to which you can drive, most notably Wellesley Island. George Boldt, who started the castle on Hart Island, had a farm there which supplied his NY City restaurants, and vacationed there after his wife died and he ordered the construction of the castle to be stopped. There are communities on these islands, including Thousand Island Park, where Abbie Hoffman lived while the authorities were looking for him. There's a 36-hole golf course on the island.
http://www.ticountryclub.com/

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Anonymous

Jun 17 11:48 am

hey

FatherJack

Oct 1 2007 09:50 am

One of those houses has two cars, do they just drive round and round on their little island

BillMatt

Oct 1 2007 10:10 am

Thanks for the virtual visit. From Texas this all seems a fairy tale away

Stormy

Oct 1 2007 10:11 am

I was within 1/2 hr of there this weekend. I have _always_ lived within 3 hours drive of the 1000 islands (I'm 45), yet I have never seen them by boat. It's on our list of things to do. We live in such a pretty country

Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 10:12 am

Where do they make the dressing

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Anonymous

Oct 1 2007 04:31 pm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thousand_island_dressing

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2323	Oct 31 2007 12:40 pm reply

Stuart

Oct 1 2007 10:14 am

Where do they make the dressing

Ralph

Oct 1 2007 10:19 am

Ahh yes. The Yagtsee River. I know it well. Those Goddam gooks made us build all of those houses out of Balsa Wood and Bamboo. I'm surprised they are still standing.
If you take a look at picture 23, I took a dump in the cellar of that house as a mark of defiance against our Oriental captors. I don't know if it's still there.
I still can't buy anything made of balsa or bamboo to this day and stick rigidly to MDF products, despite it being banned in California

yes	Oct 1 2007 08:55 pm What a gorgeous area. It's really amazing. Ignore the idiots who write. The photos are magnificent reply

lazlo

Oct 1 2007 09:30 pm

Wikipedia says the Skull and Bones own a private island there. I think if we all team up we can convince them to sell it to us, whadoyousay

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Anonymous

Oct 3 2007 09:11 pm

Yes. Deer Island

zee	Oct 1 2007 10:16 pm wow! it's my country! another reason to be proud reply

James

Oct 1 2007 10:22 pm

Amazing photos...I live along the St. Lawrence myself, in Cornwall, Ontario. I like to take the drive along the 1000 Islands parkway just west of Brockville. It's a beautiful drive, especially in the fall. I stayed in a cottage near Boldt castle, just outside of Gananoque, you could see the castle from the dock. It was amazing. Thanks for posting the pics, it's nice to see the waterway from the air

NNY

Oct 1 2007 10:29 pm

I recognize many of the shots here, A few of the shots looked like Bolt Castle, and possible Singer Castle. Both are open to tourists now and are being completely restored. Looked like a few shots of the harbor at Alexandria Bay and possible Sackets Harbor as well. I live up here, it is a beautiful place in the summer months, and early fall. I don't recommend it in the winter though (it gets really cold up here

Anonymous

Oct 2 2007 01:39 am

Am I the only one that noticed the cars in one of the pictures? wth :P I'm guessin' that one wasn't an island... or is there a whole new level of snooty rich that I don't know about

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lovely

Oct 2 2007 10:12 am

obviously, they must be on the mainland if not, people just are to lazy to walk 50 feet to the boat :)

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PAUL	Dec 5 2007 06:19 pm The picture with the two cars in it is of WELLESLEY ISLAND. The THOUSAND ISLAND BRIDGE crosses over to wellesley island. A bridge then crosses over to HILL ISLAND. From hill island a bridge crosses over to CANADA. reply

ody	Oct 2 2007 03:52 am I'm from Norway, and we also have nice islands here, but the houses here are more of a humble caracter. I visited Thousand Islands 10 years ago, and it's even more beautiful than theese pictures shows. Still enjoyed a lot the pictures reply

Dubravka

Oct 2 2007 04:14 am

This is a fairy tale like place! Beautiful - I did not know that such places exist

Aussie1947

Oct 2 2007 04:57 am

I agree with "yes". Ignore the idiots (Australians included) who write rubbish and enjoy the photos. What a wonderful place. I should grab my favourite camera and head for there right now! The pix are simply breathtaking. I wonder if there are any houses to rent in this area? I guess so. I'll consult Google

beauley

Oct 2 2007 05:09 pm

Yes, I've traveled that area, but was not able to visit the islands.

SCA	Oct 2 2007 10:00 pm There is no such thing as "Global Warming" you dumb asses reply

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Cold	Oct 3 2007 07:13 am there isn't? then the whole world is worrying about nothing, someone should tell them. reply

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Oct 6 2007 12:50 am

I don't know why everybody is making such a big deal over global warming. We can't even get a handle on regional warming.

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Hannah

Oct 12 2007 06:05 pm

I guess that makes you the biggest dumb ass if you think there is no Global Warming...

ÇOK GÜZEL

Oct 3 2007 08:19 am

DAHA ÖNCE HİÇ BU KADAR GÜZEL RESİM GÖRMEMİŞTİM

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Anonymous

Oct 3 2007 08:23 am

what?

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SS	Nov 9 2007 03:42 am BENDE reply

Beverly

Oct 4 2007 01:30 am

These pictures are totall awesome. Here I am, a very proud Canadian, travelling to different parts of the US to "see" things, when we have such beautiful scenery right here, not at my door step since I live in Atlantic Canada...Cape Breton Island (which is also consider a "jewel") but here in our wonderful country of Canada.
Thanks so much for sharing these with us. You have educated me about my own country and at the same time made me most proud to know such beauty is here in our midst

Dim67

Oct 4 2007 03:43 am

Dang, I wish I had gone into Real-Estate

Architecture

Oct 4 2007 07:19 am

Very nice images! wonderfull, i hope go there some day!
www.arquiteturadigital.com

Tatiana

Oct 4 2007 11:03 am

Great fotos!!! Amazing place!!!! I didn't know there was such a place!!!! It's like living in a fairy tail :))))))) I live too far away to be able to visit, so looking at these fotos was wonderful!!!! Greetings from Greece

Anonymous

Oct 4 2007 02:02 pm

Greetings from beautiful Newcastle England.
This place looks amazing - I would be happy to live in a shack if it was in that location, but i guess these islands are exclusively owned by rich people and celebrities

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Kevin

Oct 5 2007 04:53 am

Looks like it, according to one of the comments, it's possible to buy a house on the mainland, but the houses & castles on the islands are surely not for ordinary people.

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Drew

Oct 5 2007 09:33 pm

Not really, there is quite an interesting demographic in the region.
I live in the area and I wouldn't say that I am too well off. The islands are great, with most of the Canadian sides being entirely cottage areas. Furthermore, there are a number of islands which are provincial parks where you can camp very cheap. It's a fantastic place to spend summer days.

Panchita

Oct 9 2007 04:17 am

Me mola esto hamijos

elcomputo

Oct 9 2007 10:38 am

How do they get electricity out to these places

keita

Oct 9 2007 11:08 am

i think there's a cable running along the bottom of the river

Martin

Oct 9 2007 12:03 pm

What a super pictures. We, 4 dutch brothers, made a trip with the Bark Europa (a dutch Tall Ship) from Montreal via Toronto to the States for a tall ship race on Lake Michigan in 2003. So we passed the 1000 islands. It gives a lot of remembers

Anonymous

Oct 9 2007 05:15 pm

I grew up in New York, less than an hour from the Thousand Islands. I have been there at least twenty times and it brings back many memories from my childhood. The islands on the American side are beautiful and the ship cruises are very reasonably priced. I encourage all to visit

Greg

Oct 9 2007 05:15 pm

James

Oct 9 2007 09:12 pm

These are beautiful. I live in MTL and cross this area often when visiting family in New York. I would love to live here someday

Anonymous

Oct 10 2007 07:41 pm

I have a place up in this area...it is so pretty. I remember as a kid going to Boldt Castle which is pictured in this collection many times. It has a huge histroy...including the castle wass made for his lover but she died..so it was never finished. The third picture is the castle

joe	Oct 12 2007 05:50 pm There is no Thousand Islands in Canada. This is Paintshop trick reply

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Hannah

Oct 12 2007 06:15 pm

If you are Canadian then you are a disappointment to all Canadians.

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PAUL	Dec 5 2007 06:32 pm HANNAH you are smart lady. I live on the U.S. side of the ST.LAWRENCE RIVER. CANADA is also a beautiful part of the THOUSAND ISLANDS. reply

Anonymous

Oct 16 2007 03:49 am

It is so beautiful place!
I would like live there, but I live in Hungary

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Eva	Nov 7 2007 01:41 pm Me too...:) reply

Zsuzsa

Oct 16 2007 06:47 am

Nagyon nagyon szép! Szívesen elmennék minden egyes szigetre

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Anonymous

Oct 16 2007 09:42 am

szia, képzeld én voltam 2005-ben, csodálatos, a niagarátol jöttünk vissza montreálba, és egy hajoval körbehajokáztuk, elképesztöen szép, ´viszont akinek nem volt amerikai vizuma, csak kanadai, az nem szálhatott ki bárhol, mert eggyes szigetek amerikához tartoznak, mások kanadához...

DaveMustaine

Oct 16 2007 06:50 am

There r many wonderful places in Hungary as well. ;o)
Those landscapes r fantastic indeed.
Cheers
Budapest,Hun

NACrawford

Oct 16 2007 08:35 am

How beautiful!! Just think of the privacy

anny	Oct 16 2007 01:12 pm Most of the pics made on the American side of the river reply

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Jenny

Oct 20 2007 08:39 pm

How do they look in November, I'm planning a trip to NY and I saw a package that includes these islands and the Niagara Falls, I hope I can make it !

Zotyo66

Oct 16 2007 02:45 pm

Gyönyörű, nagyon szép

Pisti Ózd

Oct 17 2007 12:39 am

Egy csodálatos meseszerű világot mutata be, egy remek fotós objektivén keresztül. Elmentem magamnak ,hogy később is megtudjam nézni

vius	Oct 17 2007 01:43 am Ház eladó,megközelítéshez : hajó is eladó, együtt a kettő akciósa reply

alucan@india

Oct 17 2007 09:55 am

Thanks Very nice.

Remain a lucan

Gyula

Oct 18 2007 02:31 am

Gyönyörű felvételek, itt én is ellaknék
gyula580305@freemail.hu

Clara-Hungar

Oct 18 2007 04:20 am

Kanada egyébként is csodálatos. Gyermekkori álmom, hogy egyszer eljutok ebbe a csodálatos országba

Anonymous

Oct 18 2007 04:23 am

Csodálatos világot láttam. Szívesen elmennék megnézni. A kedvencekbe raktam, hogy később is megnézhessem

Anonymous

Oct 18 2007 05:02 am

Tök jók , olyan gyönyörük
De a legszebb nemt om má melyik volt :s

Anonymous

Oct 19 2007 04:40 am

We can call this place, heaven on earth. I wish I could visit this place at least once in my life time

folkus

Oct 19 2007 07:56 am

Ez igen

.:Thunder:.

Oct 19 2007 01:19 pm

uhh nekem is kell egy sajat sziget .D.dd:D.DD

nasa	Oct 20 2007 05:56 am I couldnt agree more...this place we could really call HEAVEN ON EARTH...Beautiful!!!!! Wish to visit this place before I die reply

nasa	Oct 20 2007 05:59 am We have beautiful places here in Slovenia too...but just one island like this and we are proud of(church and a few houses on a mountain lake Bled reply

Anonymous

Oct 20 2007 06:08 am

How do kids get to the school? Do they have a school boat

bálint13

Oct 20 2007 07:51 am

nagyonjó felvételek

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Anonymous

Nov 2 2007 03:37 am

vótá mán csepelen?

adita

Oct 23 2007 03:34 am

I love beautiful phfotos,plese reply me for my adress e-mail ;aditaciobanu@gmail.com
I live ROMANIA

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Anonymous

Nov 2 2007 03:40 am

mountain shepard romanian bastard

tortdog

Oct 23 2007 01:16 pm

Two words: global warming

notafang

Oct 24 2007 05:40 am

Magnificent photo series. Looks like paradise to a dry country Aussi. Have many fond memories from visiting thousand Islands 20 years ago.If we All look after this and many other equally magnificent corners of the globe a bit more carefully, maybe our kids and grand kids can enjoy them too

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keita

Oct 24 2007 05:42 am

100% agree
we should take care of such beautiiful places

FRIENDWORLD

Oct 27 2007 03:54 pm

THE 1000 ISLANDS...NO PLACE AT ALL HAS 1000...
WHERE'S IN THE WORLD

NYC Resident

Oct 29 2007 02:19 am

Could somebody write me? I live in NYC and would like to visit there and start a correspondence by email and perhaps snail mail with some people who live up there. My email address is liberty1776@nyc.rr.com. Thanks

hun man

Nov 2 2007 03:36 am

nagyon szép,de nálunk csepelen különbek vannak.I love CSEPEL island

drcsocso

Nov 4 2007 03:01 am

en romaniaban elek pontosabban erdelyben es itt is vannak csodszep helyek mint a kepeken

biff	Nov 4 2007 04:40 pm That really looks a lot like the archipelago of Stockholm, Sweden reply

henkkerz

Nov 7 2007 04:05 pm

that's beautiful islands, but i think the amount not less than one thousand, look indonesia that's true more than one thousand island

pisces11

Nov 10 2007 03:12 am

most beautiful place i ever see

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Anonymous

Nov 22 2007 12:32 am

great weed

rick	Nov 10 2007 06:18 am we just visited the islands this summer and took the boat tour the time spent on the tour was very interesting i suggest others do the same and visit the whole region at the same time reply

zehra istanb

Nov 13 2007 10:19 am

harika resimler turkey

zehra

Nov 13 2007 10:22 am

harika resimler manzaralara bayıldım keşke keşfedebilsem istanbuldan sevgilerle zehraFyaman@hotmail.com

Julie

Nov 13 2007 10:23 pm

I was on a trip with my Mother and Grand-mother a month after my Grand-father died of lung, liver limphnode and bone cancer (excuse the spelling, medical terms are not my thing). Summer of 2006 was hard but this trip made it so much better. Just the three girls and our camera! One of the most memorable stops was in Gananoque to take the 1000 Islands tour! Heart Island or as is was known before, Hart Island and the story behind it touched mine and my Grand-mother's "hearts". After loosing the love of her life she understood the sadness he felt when he lost his wife! Although still under repairs I enjoyed so, and I can not wait to go back the day it is done

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PAUL	Nov 19 2007 07:01 pm I live on the U.S. side of the ST.Lawrence river in the THOUSAND ISLANDS. It is wonderful place to live. There is a lot things to see and do along the river. The canadian side is also a beautiful part of the THOUSAND ISLANDS. reply

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Calle

May 1 2008 02:16 pm

I do agree! Had many trips on the Lakes with the producttanker M/T Lake Anne in the 80ies! Up and down the waterway system many times! Also passing 1000-islands! There are changes from that time, I can see from these wonderful photos.

Best wishes for the coming summer!
Nils-Karl Westlie, Larvik, Norway

barbika

Nov 15 2007 04:03 am

tök jóh lehet annak akinek van ilyen szigete

barbika

Nov 15 2007 04:07 am

My name is Barbara Koppany

mocka

Nov 23 2007 02:50 pm

i dont like

from russia

Nov 24 2007 12:35 pm

super!! Canada, i envy you!!
ofigenno

Anonymous

Nov 26 2007 12:16 am

croatia

coco	Nov 28 2007 06:36 am nice. I like it reply

wow	Nov 28 2007 06:40 am wow reply

super

Nov 28 2007 06:43 am

super

Igi	Nov 30 2007 03:31 pm Nekem is kell egy ilyen sziget reply

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Zoz	Feb 17 2008 03:21 pm Jaja, nekem is kellene egy. Persze a megfelelő jövedelemmel. Gyönyörűek. reply

gdumbar

Dec 3 2007 10:48 am

böyle bi güzellik olamaz olağan üst

tassoula

Dec 9 2007 02:32 am

Hi! The pictures are great. I have a blog in greek smalltouraroundtheworld.blogspot.com and i want to put some of them there. My blog is about travel, history of the planet, information about long distance places and many more. If you agree ( i'll put your name under the pictures) please send me email in daffyanastasia@gmail.com
Thank you very much

Wayne

Dec 10 2007 12:06 am

Well You've obviously never seen Houston. The sceanery is breathing. We have many islands too- most in the middle of golf courses. Then theres scenic Bradys' Island. It's a lovely place formed by an oxbow in Buffalo Bayou. It's a real island filled with wildlife and shrubbery- the wildlife being rats, birds, opossums and raccoons. Well many illegal aliens too working at the picturesque pipe yards. All in all well worth a visit- bring your binoculars and mosquito repellant. Houston is noted in some circles for it's romantic isles and after a photo taking vacation I think you will note it too

Rick in New

Dec 20 2007 10:27 am

Enjoyed the photos greatly. Would love to visit there!!

Didn't enjoy some of the caustic, snide, infantile remarks in a few of the comments

fulins

Jan 26 2008 05:08 am

Wonderfull .................

cribcat

Feb 5 2008 04:17 am

got rich?

Anonymous

Feb 11 2008 07:56 am

Espectacular. Francis Riveras. Venezuela.

Alejandro

Mar 13 2008 12:57 pm

Stunning, I was on Kingston at December 2007, everything was under ice, but is a beautiful place.
Maybe some day I'll be there on summer....

hnicolas

May 28 2008 04:23 pm

1000 Island is not part of New York, are complety separated

np_world

Jun 10 2008 12:51 pm

i'm speechless!

Anonymous

Jun 18 2008 04:02 pm

None of this is real, you have reached the end of the internet. The pics are all taken from highway murals in Phoenix. They are painted by native American descendents of Christopher Columbus in honor of his participation in the civil war. Let there be light.

zita	Jul 10 2008 11:28 am Elképesztő, hogy a magyarok mindenhol ott vannak. :) Olvasgatom végig a hozzászólásokat, sokáig csak angol-angol, erre egyszerre kiderül, hogy jó sokan magyarok. :) reply

Máté	Jul 12 2008 12:07 am Szegény ember ritkán lát! Békéscsabán csak szelektív gyűjtőszigetek vannak, ja meg KOLBÁSZ. reply

Marshall

Aug 18 2008 09:06 pm

I have been there many many times.I have spent more than 15 summers there in just about every motel and cottage rental from Clayton to Alex Bay as a kid. Now I have a teenage daughter and we have traveled there a many times as well. A fantastic place in any season that will bring happiness to anyone. All these photos are great. Someone should post photos of the towns of Clayton and Alexandria Bay. GO IN THE FALL!!! WOW!!! Rent your boat from Remar rentals and stay at Lanzs cottages/motel. PIKE FISHING IS GREAT!!! marshallbalaban@yahoo.com

aswin08

Sep 10 2008 12:50 am

Nature's wonderful creation

kelly

Oct 10 2008 01:24 pm

hi, i m planning to visit thousand islands, but it is very short visit. i will be staying for a day and a night. I do not have any idea about the interesting 'to visit' places there. pls give me some ideas to make the best out of this short visit. I can say i am very much interested in the historical places especially castles...

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Mike	Jul 1 06:50 am I am a resident of the 1000 Islands, and I would like to suggest a place for you to visit. "Boldt Castle" in Alexandria Bay, New York. I am actually getting married there this August, It's a very beautiful place. http://www.boldtcastle.com reply

amy	Oct 14 2008 02:41 pm having grown up on one island and visited sisters on another. quite surprised to see my sisters camp in the pictures. having been up and down the stairs for years. even though i live in the deep south. the islands are still home reply

Brockville

Jan 13 09:07 am

Those are excellent pictures. Makes me wish that winter was over and I could get out in the boat. Looking at the many places to cruise to just deepens my love of the area.

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WDT	Jul 1 07:03 am You made the news: http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/article/20090701/CURR04/307019996/-1/curr reply