There has been a lot of this …

… and this …

… resulting in this.

Happy October.
There has been a lot of this …

… and this …

… resulting in this.

Happy October.



From a recent visit to southeastern Alberta.


Happy Friday.
We had a heavy rainfall overnight – something that’s welcomed since we still have drought conditions – and the next morning the weather had left a beautiful flat calm as well as clearing views of Skaha Lake.

I love the gentle ripples that entirely covered the lake’s surface.
Happy Thursday.
Right now, we have red! Loads of red. Here to be enjoyed for a short time.





Happy Wednesday.
From a couple of recent walks.



Happy Tuesday.
In Canada, today is a holiday. Officially, it’s Thanksgiving, but many people celebrate its spirit on Saturday, Sunday or today. It depends on how you want to arrange it and the availability of friends and family. I think that most people like to have the Monday to just be, though.

If that’s the case, it’s an excellent day for gentle walking and enjoyment of the autumn weather.

Wherever you are, I hope that you have had the opportunity to be together with friends, family, or to enjoy the weekend in whatever way suits you best.
Happy Monday.
It’s the season of colour …

… bright green with red accents …

… and crunching through yellow …

… and being enveloped by blue sky reds and yellows …

… the one time of year that brings all of us together in gratitude, regardless of culture, or religion, or background.
I love the transformation of the white ash trees. During the summer they are usually a very pretty pea green, but once autumn takes hold, their leaves begin to turn red.






Given how lovely these trees are throughout the year, I find their name quite plain. It apparently comes from the light green – or ash-like – appearance of the leaves’ underside.
Happy Saturday.
It may be autumn, but many flowers don’t know that, especially, it seems, the roses. Here’s a sample.



Well, maybe some roses know about it!

Happy Thanksgiving weekend!