Photos—Two thousand Islands at the mouth of the St. Lawrence river

Man likes to be alone, hiding behind high walls and water obstacles. So to acquire your own island is the dream of many. Though some are moving to the island to hide from enemies and to survive, others, only in order to hide from prying eyes. On the border of Canada and USA, near the source of the St. Lawrence river, originating in lake Ontario, you'll almost 2000 Islands. The size of the largest is 29 km, the smallest meter on. The island was chosen by the new Robinsons. Some of them built on the Islands of the real locks, the other was limited to the cottage. Take a look at the photos of these charming homes, cut off by river waters from the Madding crowd.