I took this photo last week before leaving the Okanagan.
There’s something very lonely about a late autumn or winter beach, but it still holds the promise of warmer days ahead. Spring and summer will arrive again.
Happy Thursday.
Skaha Lake Beach
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Oh, I don’t know… I like off-season beaches (or anything offseason) — that’s when the beach is itself, no longer just an obedient backdrop
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An excellent point, Penny. I agree that they become themselves again, with their own character. I was pining for warmer days …
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A good reminder of times past. Only white here this morning. It will melt, but not until April. Happy Thursday Lynette. Allan
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Yup, white here, too. And -17C with the wind howling. Ugh. We will unfortunately have to wait until May … Sigh.
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I enjoy visiting the beach during the fall and winter. It’s always so peaceful and quiet, which is the complete opposite of what it’s like in the summer.
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Agreed. The beaches in Penticton are extremely popular and crowded (Skaha Lake is fairly shallow and the water becomes quite warm), so as a commenter above noted, the beach becomes itself and not a backdrop.
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