It may be a bit early to be using the term as we haven’t had much cold weather but this past weekend was particularly nice.
The water is not too cold yet for a bit of kayaking:
Another advantage of living in the North!
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Sunny House
This neat compact house is in Callander, Ontario, on the main street.
Callander is a neat place, quiet and yet close to “The Big Smoke” (North Bay).
It is famous as the birthplace of the Dionne Quints, but that excitement is long past.
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…On The Dock of The Bay…
Not quite as relaxing as the song. But pretty nice anyway…
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Spring Morning
This morning was marvellous. Sun, no wind, not cold.
It rained last Thursday and Friday turning the snow on the ice to slush which then froze on Saturday. The lake is now skateable for the most part.
An intrepid snowmobile driver tried the slush late Friday afternoon. Snowmobiles and slush do not go well together. The track has since frozen. He had a very tough time going anywhere, but he succeeded. His machine is not frozen into the lake anywhere near here.
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Patterns
Sunlight, new snow and ordinary objects often interact to give intriguing patterns:
Looking downward when you’re outside can be rewarding. (Often more rewarding than looking upward.)
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Unique
When conditions are right, delicate results can happen.
Baseball is done for the season.
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Another Day Brightener
Once again the morning is dull and gray.
A photo from summer past may help to lighten the depression:
It’s fun remembering the sunshine and the warmth!
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Day Brightener
It’s turning into dull gray November early this year and today is about as dull and gray as it gets.
I hope this will brighten it up a bit…
A bit of stored sunshine from the summer!
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Colour of Spring
With the rebirth that is Spring come colours seen only once a year.
The iridescent yellow-green of newly hatched leaves is one colour which rapidly fades as the leaves become adolescents.
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Ski Sadness
The sun and the warm temperatures have beaten the ski hill to death extremely early this year. No more local skiing this early in March. It is sad to see the season ending so soon.
Perhaps there is something to this “Global Warming” thing!
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Chasing Infinity?
The snowmobile tracks on Trout Lake appear to be chasing infinity.
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Waiting for Spring
Jack’s sugar shack is resting until the sap starts running.
Then the gentle processing of maple syrup will begin.
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A Bit of Summer
January can make one forget what Summer is like. Here is a reminder.
Now stop shivering!
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