24 thoughts on “Flaming Cold”

1. Beautiful, Lynette. Enjoy your weekend!

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   1. Thank you, Jill. 🙂 I hope you’re able to see a beautiful sunset (or maybe sunrise).

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2. Beautiful. Those orange colors are in honor of Halloween.

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   1. Thank you. 🙂 Yes, they are definitely Halloween colours – very pumpkiny.

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3. You were there with your camera at the right time! I can feel the chill, but the sun makes me forget about the cold at least for a few seconds.

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   1. Yes, I definitely was. I just stood there and admired it for a while. It was really something. And not too cold; only about -2C, so quite manageable. 🙂

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      1. -2 isn’t too bad, but will it get worse? How much worse, do you think?

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         1. It will go to -40C by Christmas and probably -42-45 in January. It will begin to gradually warm up after that. This is my 4th winter in the north. ❄️

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            1. Oh shudders! I used to live in Dawson Creek a long time ago (for ten years) and the coldest it got was -53 F overnight and by morning when we had to walk to school (thankfully only one block) it had warmed up to -43F. I don’t miss it!

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            2. Although the winters here are beautiful, I’m not going to miss them either when my contract is up 20 months from now.

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4. So gorgeous!

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   1. Thank you. 🙂 It was quite a show.

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5. Wow! Stunning. Such a brilliant sight to behold 🙂

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   1. WOW is right!

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   2. Oh yes! It was jaw-droppingly gorgeous. The colours were so intense, and I’m glad they have translated so well for this photo.

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6. Beautiful picture! And a good reminder that I shouldn’t complain too much about the weather in Toronto 🙂

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   1. Thank you. 🙂 I’ve spent significant time in Toronto in winter – its cold is quite different, damper. The winter gear required is different. Here, you need a good parka and to make sure nothing is sticking out. It might freeze and snap off. 😉

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7. Wow! That’s such s great shot. 👏🏻

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   1. Thank you! 🙂 I had good material and was there at the right time. I like how the sun’s rays seem to be coming through a window.

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8. Ah, there you go! Now that’s beautiful!

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   1. Thank you! 🙂 It was an incredibly beautiful scene.

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9. Well seen, Lynette. Carries through the mood very well.

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   1. Thanks, Stuart. I came on this completely by chance, so it was a lucky capture.

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      1. Often the best. But you have to be alert to the opportunity, and have the eye to spot it’s potential.

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