We have had some lovely January sun peeking through the …
… breaking stratus and cumulus clouds that constantly swirl and join and break again …
… while the snow stays properly in the mountains …
… to be enjoyed from a distance.
Happy Saturday.
January Sun
In the Net! - Pictures and Stories of Life 
You’ve captured so beautifully, I can feel, the calmness of these breathtaking views, even though being miles away. A Wow Blog!!
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Thank you very much for your lovely comments, Tayyaba. I’m glad to hear that you appreciated them so much.
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There’s a quiet calm in these images — the light, the clouds, and the distance all feel perfectly in balance.
A beautiful January moment. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you very much for your appreciative comments, Livora. You’re welcome; my pleasure.
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The the snow covered mountains are lovely
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Yes, they’re very pretty in their snowy suits. 🙂
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I like the look of snow up in the hills where it belongs.
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Yes, I do, too. Apparently the ski resorts are doing well this season so everyone is happy. 🙂
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That’s great!
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I like your last two shots. Something about the frosting on the hills and the blue sky. Better weather is finally coming our way with temps up to 7 and staying above freezing overnight. Our January thaw. Happy weekend. Allan
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Thank you very much, Allan. I love seeing the snowy mountains against the blue sky and knowing that I don’t have to be in it and can just admire it from afar! Enjoy your good weather; you’ve definitely earned a break in it!
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Beautiful photos as usual, Lynette!
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Thank you, Tricia. 😊 Have a good weekend (in Mexico 😊).
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Thank you!
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😊
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Beautiful photos. Happy Saturday to you Lynette.
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Thank you very much, Mags. 😊 Have a good weekend.
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We are having sunny days too, but cold.
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Even if it’s cold it’s so nice to have some sun. When I lived in NWT I always enjoyed seeing the sun return after the very snowy winter start. -35 and sunny was always much better than -35 and overcast! Cheers.
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I’d say you have the best of both worlds 😊. Wonderful photos!
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Thank you very much. 😊 Yes, I would say so, too. We’re very fortunate. 😊
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Certainly gorgeous photos. Happy Saturday night to you all.
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Thank you very much, Thomas. Enjoy your Sunday.
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Thank you Lynette
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Photos of snow on the mountains! I’m there. Can’t get enough of them. Maybe because there isn’t any here in Australia, where I live.
Cheers, from Amanda
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Hi Amanda! Here in British Columbia there are lots of snowy mountains (with plenty of skiing, too) and then there are valleys where we don’t get any at all. A great combination, in my opinion! Cheers.
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Hi Lynette, I had no idea that the terrain of British Columbia could be so varied. I assume that snow would be everywhere! It sounds like you have the best of both worlds!
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Hi Amanda, we’re very fortunate here in British Columbia. The coast and Vancouver Island are very mild throughout winter – there actually are palm trees growing in some areas – as well as two main interior valleys – where the wine grapes do well. The mountain ranges are snowy of course as is the northern interior. This province is rather large. Here’s a link to a comparison so you have an idea. Cheers.
https://www.comparea.org/AUS+CA_BC
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You gave me an idea of size, Lynette, for sure. The position where the state was overlaid on the map of Australia made me chuckle a little. Ironically, that area you overlaid with B.C. is flat and desert like! Lol. So very different! But I learnt something about Canadian geography. Thank you for extending my knowledge.
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