It won’t be long now until the warm weather hits and the delicate memories of winter will fade.
Right now it is fashionable to complain about how long and cold and miserable the winter has been, and how much it would be appreciated if the cold would just let up.
I will miss the crisp delicacy of the day I made this photograph.
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Delicate and rhythmic shadows of a leafless birch on winter snow.
One of the sights that make winter special.
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Gently falling snow covers everything delicately, softening the outlines of objects on the land.
It is quiet and calm.
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Hoar frost crystals and snowflakes are some of the most delicate things you will ever see.
Someone has said that no two snowflakes are the same.
How would one know?
And does it matter?
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We had a bit of snow yesterday.
There’s something about red and white that is very exciting and fresh.
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The ditch beside Highway 63 contains some elegantly delicate left-overs from summer.
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Lee’s Creek beside Lee’s Road on a -20 C morning:
Many are too busy to be able to stop and look.
I can help with that.
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Near our place is a path through the forest.
Spending a few minutes in awe of the delicate nature of the bush makes the day worthwhile.
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These snow-covered cattails are part of the delicacy of winter in our region of the world.
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