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Spring Forest
The period of time in Spring between the disappearance of the snow and the arrival of the warmth.
Waiting for the explosion of growth that comes inevitably each year.
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Oak Leaf
The snow banks by the road slowly reveal items of nature that have been hidden for the past few months.
This oak leaf sinks daily into its little bed of snow until it will eventually reach the ground.
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Next Year
End of Season. The snow is leaving.
The trail is deteriorating.
Temagami will have to wait for next year.
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Looking West Monochrome
A black and white version of yesterday’s post.
The canoe routes to the West of Canada entered Lake Nipissing a little to the South of this location and disappeared into the mouth of the French River on the horizon to the left. Canoes passed this way Spring and Fall for over 100 years.
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Emerging from Winter
The snow is getting knocked down by the sun and the rock underneath can begin to breathe again.
But it won’t be bare before next week.
On the shore of Lake Nipissing this afternoon.
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The Water is Running
It’s just a little bit of melting but this sight strengthens the belief that spring will come when the little rivulets of water cut into the ice and create their own stream beds.
There is HOPE!
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Pines
Near our place is a little bush that was planted some years ago.
In March around noon the shadows can be quite deep. HDR helps to even things out.
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Portage Park Snowstorm
Trees in a Spring snowstorm on the shore of Trout Lake.
Second day of spring and it snowed again!
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Spring
Everyone is impatient for Spring to arrive.
One year ago on West Peninsula Road this was the scene.
Looks very much the same this morning.
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Wasi Falls II
Continuing the visit to Wasi Falls last week, here is another view.
Some Photomatix processing makes the colours a bit surreal.
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Wasi Falls
The Wasi River drops over the rocks in its last half mile rush before it enters Lake Nipissing.
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