Colourful Muskoka Chairs sitting along the shoreline of a summer lakeview. In Canada, few things are as iconic. These chairs have the ability to provide an escape from the cares of the world. When sitting quietly, we can be immersed into the natural landscape surrounding us.
\u200bA Muskoka Chair signifies:<\/p>\n
\n- eight hours a day on a dock<\/li>\n
- dipping toes in the water<\/li>\n
- cooking up on a barbecue<\/li>\n
- smores beneath starry skies<\/li>\n
- hiking and biking, bug spray and sunscreen<\/li>\n
- leaving behind the typical and escaping to something simple<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Here is a poem I wrote inspired by this artwork and my time away on a holiday:<\/p>\n
“Sitting by the water,\u00a0Worries seem smaller
Waves and wind,\u00a0Take it all in,
Beautiful sunsets, As close as one gets
Beneath the starry skies,\u00a0Hearing the crickets’ cries
In both daytime and night,\u00a0The universe seems right
In our Muskoka Chair,\u00a0We escape a world of care.”<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n
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