There is no more brilliant red than that of a red maple leaf.
They are a bland green all summer and then “WHAM!”, along comes fall – a chance to show off.
But like all fireworks the show is over too soon.
There is no more brilliant red than that of a red maple leaf.
They are a bland green all summer and then “WHAM!”, along comes fall – a chance to show off.
But like all fireworks the show is over too soon.
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It’s not as big as a sunflower but it is a relative and a bunch of them are just as sunny.
Getting ready for the long dark days of November.
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The leaves are turning from summer green to fall reds and yellows.
Mother Nature knows how to paint.
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The fall colours are showing more and more as the days go by. Yesterday morning on One Mile Bay they were evident.
It’s only going to get better!
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North Bay’s Main Street has developed a little section of elegant, neatly designed storefronts.
“Pearls” is one.
The colours in the designs are incorporated upward to the second stories of the old buildings as well.
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It may be a bit early to be using the term as we haven’t had much cold weather but this past weekend was particularly nice.
The water is not too cold yet for a bit of kayaking:
Another advantage of living in the North!
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Back from the dead!
Last spring, things were looking bleak.
New life from old. Gives one hope!
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One storefront on our Main Street:
Unfortunately it looks like North Bay doesn’t need interiors, elegant or otherwise…
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A friend grows Chili Peppers.
A small piece from any of these will make your tongue come alive!
“Thai Dragon”, “Habanero ‘Kukulkan'”, “Purira”, “Prairie Fire”, “Bulgarian Carrot”, are names that carry just a hint of their potency.
The word for me is “Look. Don’t eat!”
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