She has many tools.
She is unrelenting in Her progress.
Along the way to the inevitable result there is much beauty.
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Callander Bay
Late March afternoon on the ice of Callander Bay.
The recent warm weather has chased most of the ice fishing huts off the bay.
A few remain to play roulette with Mother Nature.
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Cloud Expressions
Recent days have seen Mother Nature becoming gently emotional.
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Climbing Up The Year
Today is the first of the lengthening days that will take us to the longest day of the year in six months.
A spectacular beginning was provided this morning as overnight, Mother Nature coated everything in white.
This is a section of Four Mile Creek shortly before it enters Trout Lake.
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WOW!
Every once in a while Mother Nature allows us to see one of her gifts.
It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, it is spectacular!
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Spring Day 2
Actually this photo was made on Spring Day 1.
Last year Trout Lake was ice-free on May 1.
About a month of winter to go if we’re lucky!
However, Mother Nature can do what she pleases.
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Snow Sculpture
Mother Nature is a master snow sculptor.
This is a snowdrift formed by the wind off One Mile Bay.
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It’s Earth Day
So this morning I went out to see the Earth.
We still have a long way to go!
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Spring is Here
The view from my shore this morning.
Mother Nature is playing an April Fool Joke?
Not.
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Sensuous
The surface of the snow has a very sensuous appearance.
I love the smooth elegance of the transitions.
Mother Nature is an accomplished sculptor.
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March Cedars
In March the light returns and some really lovely snow falls.
Only Mother Nature can lay a carpet this perfect.
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Early Settlers?
This trappers cabin is near our place. The roof is long gone but when it was built it was quite cozy and functional inside. The friend who owns the land built it in 1972 with the aid of a French Canadian wood carver of his acquaintance as an exercise in woodcraft. It served his children as a memory maker and fun place to be.
I have visited many times over the past years as it has slowly been deteriorating. A couple of years ago the top half of a hemlock tree fell on it and contributed to its derelict appearance.
It will be some time before it’s all on the ground but Mother Nature doesn’t own a watch.
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In Line
Darndest thing about reforestation projects. They are not natural.
Mother Nature loves random.
Humans not so much.
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