One Mile Bay is very calm some mornings – almost dreamy, in fact.
Nice to be in the North!
Tag Archives: Autumn
Morning onTrout Lake
Flat calm, warm, unusual Thanksgiving Weekend weather. Fall is here in spades!
Most cottage owners have gone back to the city. They will feel badly that they are missing this.
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Urge to Decorate
The urge to decorate causes people to succumb to their artistic instinct in the fall. Perhaps the ready availabilty of brightly coloured items from nature is what fuels it.
I saw this today:
I must admit I’m partial to bright fall colours as well.
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More Evidence…
…of the coming of Autumn is the reappearance of the road people.
This character, along with her brother, has been in hibernation for the past 11 months but has reappeared to honour the season. She stood here last year until after Hallowe’en when sleep must have overcome her and she nestled back into her den.
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Maple Red
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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More Sunshine
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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One Mile Bay Fall Fog
Fog on One Mile Bay Sunday morning.
Another lousy day in paradise!
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Rich Colour
The leaves are turning from summer green to fall reds and yellows.
Mother Nature knows how to paint.
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Autumn is Creeping
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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Early Fall Afternoon
It’s not officially fall yet but yesterday was the first really cool day for what seems like months.
A little reminder of things to come.
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Moment In Time
Delicate frost crystals formed overnight only to disappear shortly after sunrise.
The leaf is gone now. This is the only memory. It will never be repeated.
Ever.
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Ripples
One Mile Bay on Trout Lake can be very calm some mornings.
The ripples distort the bare branches in a most interesting way.
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Happy Hallowe’en
Yep, Canadian spelling.
These guys were out in the snow last night and this morning.
They will survive!
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