Sentences with phrase «skiing on a frozen lake»
In their decision of Schneider v. St. Clair Region Conservation Authority, the Ontario Court of Appeal was tasked with determining whether another large landowner, a municipality, had acted with reckless disregard.20 The plaintiff was cross-country skiing on a frozen lake in a conservation park that was owned by the St. Clair Conservation Authority but managed by the Township of Middlesex Centre.
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It started on a New Year's Day, with pomp, parades, bowl queens and quarterbacks in a traditional spectacle, and it ended hardly hours ago to the shush of skis across a hundred mountain slopes, the tranquillity of a year - end sunset seen from a thousand duck blinds and the last ice fisherman packing up his gear onthe frozen surface of Lake Minnetonka.
A complete wonderland with ski resorts, snowmobiles and log cabins on frozen lakes just waiting to be ice skated on.
ARE, Sweden — Climate Change has come to this ski resort some 326 miles north of Stockholm as the SAS plane flies, and so the puddle of water on top of frozen Lake Andsjon is getting deeper as the morning goes on.
By day, skate on the stunning frozen surface of Lake Louise, watch competitive ice carvers or spend a day skiing or riding on the slopes of one of the nearby ski resorts: Mt Norquay, Lake Louise Ski Resort or Sunshine Villaski resorts: Mt Norquay, Lake Louise Ski Resort or Sunshine VillaSki Resort or Sunshine Village.
We'll ice skate on the Olympic speed skating oval, walk on the lake if it's frozen, ski at Whiteface mountain and cap off our days enjoying the beer and food at either of the towns two really excellent microbrew pubs.
The authentic, Canadian Rocky Mountain adventures never end - spend the day on the slopes, skiing at Marmot Basin; take in the sites and boutique shopping in an authentic mountain town; skate under the mountains on a frozen lake; make s'mores by the fire, lakeside.
Ice skate on the whimsical frozen surface of Lake Louise, catch the Banff Ice Magic Festival with its jaw - dropping ice sculptures from top ice artists around the globe or spend a day riding on the slopes of one of the nearby ski resorts.
Pleasant pastimes such as skiing on real snow in the mountains of Norway may just slip away as some anachronism of the past, a harbinger to another time when nights were blissfully cold, lakes were frozen, and science teachers were well read.