Beautiful, Lynette. The epitome of peace and mystical dream.
Thank you very much, Don. It was indeed very peaceful and dreamy.
Is it smoky in the whole area because of the Keremeos fire?
I left Penticton a week ago (this photo was taken before then) and there was some smoke but not much because the wind was blowing from the north. It’s more noticeable in the evenings after the wind dies. My understanding is the fire is somewhat under control now. I’m heading back to Penticton again next week, so I’ll see then.
I hope the extreme temperatures have calmed down by then and you’ll have a nice stay in Penticton until you go back to work. Would be good if the fire burnt itself out soon.
Thanks, Anneli. 🙂 I believe it’s supposed to be around 30 for the upcoming week and then will taper off. I agree – I hope it burns out soon.
Here’s to the tapering!
Yes!
Definitely fits the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer theme Lynette. We had a nice little shower this morning as we had our coffee on the deck. Now it is just hot and sticky. Hope all is well. Allan
I have been in NWT for the past week and it has been very hot here, 28- 30°! So unusual at this time of year. Northerners are finding this weather more difficult than the cold; no ac is making everyone grumpy because they aren’t sleeping well.
I took the Penticton photo before I left but it has been in the low 30s all week, I think.
Well, I can see the “Hazy” on my e-mail, but the link to the site isn’t working. My comment: better heat haze than smoke, right?
I completely agree, although unfortunately some of the haze may be caused by smoke as there is a major fire in the area. Sorry to hear about the link.
That’s a really great photograph. Is it a phone shot or were you packin’ some gear?
Thank you very much. 🙂 This one was just a phone shot.
Despite the haze, the lake still looks so sparkly blue. Stay cool out there.
Thank you, Linda. It’s a very pretty lake, even in January.
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Beautiful, Lynette. The epitome of peace and mystical dream.
Thank you very much, Don. It was indeed very peaceful and dreamy.
Is it smoky in the whole area because of the Keremeos fire?
I left Penticton a week ago (this photo was taken before then) and there was some smoke but not much because the wind was blowing from the north. It’s more noticeable in the evenings after the wind dies. My understanding is the fire is somewhat under control now. I’m heading back to Penticton again next week, so I’ll see then.
I hope the extreme temperatures have calmed down by then and you’ll have a nice stay in Penticton until you go back to work. Would be good if the fire burnt itself out soon.
Thanks, Anneli. 🙂 I believe it’s supposed to be around 30 for the upcoming week and then will taper off. I agree – I hope it burns out soon.
Here’s to the tapering!
Yes!
Definitely fits the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer theme Lynette. We had a nice little shower this morning as we had our coffee on the deck. Now it is just hot and sticky. Hope all is well. Allan
I have been in NWT for the past week and it has been very hot here, 28- 30°! So unusual at this time of year. Northerners are finding this weather more difficult than the cold; no ac is making everyone grumpy because they aren’t sleeping well.
I took the Penticton photo before I left but it has been in the low 30s all week, I think.
Well, I can see the “Hazy” on my e-mail, but the link to the site isn’t working. My comment: better heat haze than smoke, right?
I completely agree, although unfortunately some of the haze may be caused by smoke as there is a major fire in the area. Sorry to hear about the link.
That’s a really great photograph. Is it a phone shot or were you packin’ some gear?
Thank you very much. 🙂 This one was just a phone shot.
Despite the haze, the lake still looks so sparkly blue. Stay cool out there.
Thank you, Linda. It’s a very pretty lake, even in January.