On Dec 12, 5:31 pm, Marty wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 11, 9:28 pm, Marty wrote:

First
picture looks like the Bonnycastle at Alex Bay.

Is that a nickname for it? I have never heard that but since you're a
local I'll definitely take your word for it. I'm sure you know that
it's usually referred to as Boldt castle. The pictures in that album
I linked are from all over the Thousand Islands and surrounding area
but Boldt castle is the subject of probably more than any other sight.

Oh yes, I realized that you can also see two dozen of her favorite of
those pictures without having to register or anything (like you would
on Kodak), just by checking out her ebay sto click on "Thousand
Islands, NY" on the list at the left. Some nice ones with little
stories and descriptions of the various lighthouses, bridges and other
sights in the pictures (be very happy to have you let me know if any
of the information in the descriptions is wrong) - most of these pics
were taken from the waverunner.

http://stores.ebay.com/Formans-Featu...sidZp1638Q2em1...

richforman

Nice picture Rich, everthing looks good. The picture that came up at
the Kodak site was the Bonnie Castle Resort in Alex. Bay, see;http://www.bonniecastle.com/

Boldt Castle is just Boldt Castle.

Cheers
Marty- Hide quoted text -

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Right you are - I was confused, didn't realize which picture you saw -
now I remember that (Bonnie Castle) was another hotel, right across
the little canal from where we stayed with the waverunner tied up for
a week, at I believe the Riverside (Riverfront?) Marina/Resort, in
fact we had lunch over there one die. I was confused because (I
think) it's not actually a castle (that's why I thoughot you had it
confused with Boldt), but rather, I guess is called that because it's
right across the bay from Boldt Castle with a lurvely view of it.

Cheers right back atcha
richforman