At the top of the hill…
Birches In Winter
This little collection of birch trees stands beside West Peninsula Road.
When the snow falls and stays on the trees, they don’t stand out as much as they do normally and become a bit harder to find.
Not spectacular but the essence of “North”.
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Early Snow In The Lane
After new snow the lane is dressed up.
The delicacy of the forest is accentuated and made more beautiful.
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Merry Christmas
It has been a year of challenges.
Many have survived.
Many have not.
Please accept my best wishes that your future be bright.
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Moffat’s Path
The footpath leads back into the bush near where I live.
It provides opportunity to escape the outside world and find a place disconnected from the artificial rules imposed by humans on the ways we perceive and experience reality.
Time spent here is valuable and will never leave you.
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Cedar Grove
I have made many photographs of this little grove of cedars over the years.
Each time reveals a new way to see it.
Here, a warm comfortable way to feel about Winter.
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The Stealth Of Winter
Slowly, Winter edges its way onto the landscape.
The snow is the obvious evidence that it leaves when it first makes its move.
More subtle is the stealth with which it snaps the lock on the water of our lake.
It has done its work near the shore.
The last will be done in the distance. Out of sight. Often at night.
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The Ice Is Coming
The hoar frost on the south shore signals that our lake is very close to freezing over for the winter.
A couple of days should see it covered in ice.
We won’t see waves again until the end of April, if then.
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