The recent and intensely overcast skies that are dropping their drizzles and whipping up winds …
… relented a bit to allow a streak of orange light along a mountainside …
… while a little blue sky and sunny warmth broke through the gloom …
… but then disappeared again.
Happy Wednesday.
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Disappearing blues- Well that’s the biggest plot twist ever. ✨
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Yes, but they came back. 😉
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Here this January’s colour is surely white. Nice pics!
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Thank you very much. 😊 We have had some very thick blue-grey overcast. Usually we’re white or greyish-white also.
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Always grateful for the brighter moments xx
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Oh yes, especially in January! 😊 Cheers.
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The best is the sunset with bare trees
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Yes, I like that one too. Much brighter. 😊
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Looks like a real mixed bag of weather Lynette, typical January. Here, we had the January blews from about 6 PM on as a snow squall went through and created visions of dancing shingles in my head. Looking forward to more predictable weather. Ha, I make myself laugh. 😂Happy Wednesday. Allan
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Thanks, Allan. It definitely was mixed! Oh my, dancing shingles? That must have been quite the wind! We have +2 and gloom but no drizzles. Supposedly it’s going to become sunny but I’m not holding my breath! We can’t have predictable weather; much too boring. 😉 Cheers.
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Very beautiful colours, Lynette! Great photos. Does the lake ever freeze over? I see buoys that might be dragged off station.
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Thank you very much, John. 😊 The lake is too large and deep and we don’t get cold enough for it to freeze. We might get a bit of ice rime at the edges sometimes, but that’s it. The buoys mark shallower areas as many people boat year-round.
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I see, and I am very familiar with buoys marking deeper water. I used to boat on the Saint Claire River between the US and Ontario, the shipping channel for the huge Ore boats are 30 or more feet deep. Of course small boats like I had can go many other places.
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You must have enjoyed that a lot. I used to sail on Lake Ontario many moons ago. Was a lot of fun!
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The streak of orange along the hillside is remarkably amazing; it looks almost like fire at first glance. Wonderful photos, Lynette.
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Thank you very much, Tricia. 😊 I found that steak interesting too; yes, it does look like fire at first. That view didn’t last long as the clouds returned.
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One thing about the weather is that it’s always changing.
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Very true! Always changing, always different.
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Your featured image is a beauty, Lynette! It’s nice to get a bit of a break from the grey and wet 😊
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Thank you very much, Belinda. 😊 Any little break will do, won’t it? We’ve had a sort of damp cold too that’s been rather unpleasant. Hope you’re getting a bit of sun too. Cheers.
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Great colors and pics👍🏼
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Thank you very much. 😊
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