'Bodies of water' (not bodies in water ) is a suggestion by mc_shellsie.

Dornoch Firth/ North Sea a fine body of water and there is bodies in the water too . Could not resist adding bodies to the body of water

Again, the North Sea - but this time 'The Wash', taken late yesterday pm. This body (me) did have a paddle and it was surprisingly warm. On the horizon - counties of Norfolk to the left and Lincolnshire to the right.

Bedford Basin, the inner harbour of Halifax, Nova Scotia, taken from the train as I was leaving the area a couple of weeks ago. It's a peaceful scene now, but during both World Wars was full of ships forming into convoys to cross the Atlantic. The bridges in the distance span The Narrows, leading to the outer Halifax Habour and mark the spot where the ships Mont Blanc (a munitions ship) and Imo collided in December 1917, resulting in the largest man-made explosion prior to the atomic bomb and devastation of a large part of Halifax.
On a happier note, my hotel was across the road from Bedford Basin, so I had a grand view each morning

Lake Windermere, Lake District, Cumbria:

Sunset on Monterey Bay, California...

Grand Beach on Lake Winnipeg. The 6th. largest lake in Canada and the 11th. largest in the world.

The beautiful Caribbean Sea, near Tortola, British Virgin Islands

Not a very big body of water as I don't have access to one right now, but water nonetheless. A swamp in South Carolina.

Great theme; I've posted many sailing images in Photo-a-Day, so decided to dig into my archives for something different.
This is Gokyo Lake 3, at just under 5,000 metres in the Everest region of the Himalayas. The seven Gokyo lakes are all sacred to the Buddhist religion, and I washed in five of them
Few people make it to the upper lakes, but my Swedish friend Thomas and I made it to the higher and much colder Gokyo Lake 5 - as you can see from this image

While looking in the rockpools on the beach in Mozambique, we found this little bunny.

The Big Thompson splashes round boulders on it's way down through the canyon.

Clara Sue,

Love the swamp pic. Used to live in Virginia and would take walking tours through the Great Dismal. There is something so primitive and primal about swamplands.

Oops! Somehow or other, I have erased a whole page of images from my photobucket account. I will try and repost these a.s.a.p.

A rough Ionian sea and swimming pool at villa we rented in Corfu a couple of year's ago.

Wow. Looks like a beautiful place to stay Sherry.

This is a small part of Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. It appeared to be under armed guard.

Today we visited the Queen Mary, which is permanently docked in Long Beach Harbor, Los Angeles.

love all these depictions on the topic.



one of the docks ...
Inner Harbour
downtown Nanaimo, B.C.
October 12 / 08

the yellow reflection attracted my eye ...

Beautiful place Sherry, i can't imagine how you managed to leave it . The swamps are amazing, just amazing. SOTHC i had the biggest laugh, is that a marmot or what? What a great caption you added to it ... smiling all day now.
You all did a wonderful job on the theme, thank you TW for choosing it this week.

Thanks everybody. 'Anything old (ie, over 100 years old)' is this week's theme.