Lake Sumino on the Charzykowska Plain, Poland
Charzykowska Plain is a physico-geographical mesoregion in northern Poland in the province of Pomerania. The name comes from the Charzykowy village (read more: Lake Charzykowskie at dusk). According to the geological structure, Charzykowska Plain is a postglacial sandur i.e. a thick layer of sand and gravel deposited around 12-14 thousand years ago when the last glacier was melting. The relief of the region was formed during the last ice age. In addition to the moraine hills, there are also sandurs, ribbons, sand dunes and river valleys (read more: Forests in Tuchola Forest Biosphere Reserve). Among the forests, tourists will find numerous lakes, including 40 lakes exceeding an area of 1 km², e.g. Charzykowskie Lake.
On the northeastern end of the Charzykowska Plain is located Lake Sumino. It is a beautiful glacial lake with a clean water and very varied shoreline. The lake's total area is 1.52 km² and the maximum depth is 15.9 m.
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Glorious lake scenes. The sunset is amazing but so is the morning fog as well!
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Such dreamy pictures - you are some photographer: Chapeau!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful area. I love the fog/mist lifting up.
ReplyDeleteWonderful and atmospheric photos
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I think I like the second one best, but all are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteexcellent image. magic mood!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, I love the mist and fog
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What spectacular sights from a place I will never see any other way.
ReplyDeleteLove the misty images and that first shot is also stunning
ReplyDeleteSuperb shots. That first photo is stunning!
ReplyDeleteYour capture makes me want to be there! It must be a beautiful area with so many lakes around! Thank you so much for sharing it with SEASONS! Wishing you a beautiful weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow! Amazing colours and reflection in that first shot, just stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery.
ReplyDeleteSuch a scenic and peaceful looking part of our world you live in.
ReplyDeleteThose cloud reflections in the lake made for an outstanding picture.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunset and reflections, the mist, and atmosphere
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!! The boat appears to be floating in the sky in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteSo scenic and interesting information too. My favorite is the first photo. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing photographs
ReplyDeleteWonderful, moody images! The sunset exposure is perfect and including the boat in t he foreground was genial. Kudos!
ReplyDeletesuch nice bright yellow in the distance - lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteGlorious views in magical colours. The first scene is simply stunning. Like dreamscapes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of photos - the colours reflected in the water are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteStunning pics. It looks so calm. The first one needs to be on your wall! #MySundayPhoto.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous landscape photography ~ divine ~ thanks.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful week ~ ^_^
Lovely scene! I like seeing the light reflect on the boat frame.
ReplyDeleteThese pics are beautiful, thanks for them and a little information about the area.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking photos
ReplyDeleteGreat first picture. Love the composition, the lighting is peaceful and the reflection adds another dimension.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos, I particularly like the misty one #MySundayPhoto
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!
ReplyDeleteLovely light in these shots.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking part in the Travel Tuesday meme, I look forward to your next contribution.
lovely series of photos
ReplyDeleteIsn't the fog sitting on lake just beautiful. I think I'm going to go out this weekend and see if I can find some similar shots around here! Love them.
ReplyDeleteUrokliwe zdjęcia. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, atmospheric shots.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for joining the Saturday Silhouettes meme.
ech, fajne okoliczności przyrody do odpoczywania i do życia:)
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures and feels so homy, like in Finland :)
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