A long, lingering look before the winter nap …
… see you next year. 🙂
Bye, Autumn
Category Archives: nature
A Pilot’s View
May you have clearing skies. 🙂
November 19’s Friday Flower
More indoor flowers …
… how great that we can enjoy them still at this time of year. 🙂
Happy Friday. 🙂
November 7’s Almost Wordless Wednesday
At this time of year, it’s indoor flowers.
A Flower for Your Day
Enjoy. 🙂
From a Trail
A view of Penticton from a hiking trail above the lake.
Happy Monday, happy week.
Happy Hiking
An Okanagan hike from a week ago.
Scarlet Foliage
Red is my favourite colour, so maybe that’s one reason why I like autumn so much; my favourite hue is on vibrant display everywhere!
The colour of energy and life and passion and adventure, red’s long wavelength is difficult for the visual cortex to ignore. That’s why it’s also the colour of stop signs and fire vehicles.
Red always says, hey, hey, look at me! And in the autumn, that exhortation is also a reminder that we had better enjoy our leafy canopy before it’s gone.
Happy Saturday. 🙂
November 12’s Penticton Friday Flower
These yellow daisies are still bright and pretty, even though they are fading and will be over soon.
I am back in the north and it is overcast and snowing (it will snow at least a little every day for the next six weeks), but I enjoyed a very nice autumn.
Happy Friday, happy weekend. 🙂
Penticton’s Public Art Walk
Penticton has a public art walk that tends to receive additions every year. One of this year’s is of a playful little dachshund who (as is their nature) will jump on anything, no matter how unbalanced.
The artist, Joanne Helm, not only celebrates this dachshund characteristic with a sweet and whimsical sculpture, but reminds us that we could all do with a little joyful unbalance in our lives, with living in the moment just for the sheer fun of it.
Sometimes, life is much too lifelike.
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