The film · 3 min 10 sec
The film: from the air, and from the roof.
Three minutes and ten seconds, filmed at the property across a single late-summer day and evening. There is no narration — the audio is music only, so nothing is lost with the sound off. Every room below is in it.
What you are looking at
Moment by moment.
- 0:00
- The rooftop terrace at duskChairs, the fire bowl lit, the escarpment ridge across the horizon, and a band of Georgian Bay above the trees to the left.
- 0:18
- The house from the airThe whole building, the rooftop terrace and hot tub from above, the drive and the pond.
- 0:36
- The groundsThe pond, the open field around the house, the deck, and the walk up to the front doors.
- 0:48
- The great room and the kitchenTwo storeys of glass and board-formed concrete, the long stone island, the dining table, the gas range, and the fires.
- 1:36
- Bedrooms and bathroomsBeds under plank timber ceilings, tiled bathrooms, and the dressing room with its rolling ladder.
- 2:06
- Laundry and the second kitchenetteThe unglamorous part, which is what decides whether ten people can actually live here for a week.
- 2:16
- The upstairs sitting roomThe second lounge away from the main floor, the freestanding tub, and the round window at the top of the house.
- 2:36
- Outside as the light goesThe hammock on the lawn, a telescope on the roof, and the last of the sun over the field.
- 2:56
- NightThe fire bowl, the hot tub lit, and the house from across the pond with the lights on.
The escarpment you can see along the horizon in the opening shots is the same landform the ski hills of this region are cut into. What looks like a distant line of low hills is the Niagara Escarpment running north toward Georgian Bay, and the pale band above the trees on the left is the bay itself.
Come and see it properly.
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