
Trees in the Mist
A beautifully moody, misty photo from Peerless Cynic. So many great pictures on Peerless’s blog!
Trees in the Mist
A beautifully moody, misty photo from Peerless Cynic. So many great pictures on Peerless’s blog!
Happy Sunday.
04.12.2023 Wordless Wednesday
A gorgeous sunrise photo from Stephen Gingold. You can visit his blog to see more of his beautiful photography by clicking the link above.
Mount Robson Provincial Park is in British Columbia just west of Jasper National Park. It is the most prominent peak of the Rocky Mountains and is completely surrounded by park lands.
When we drive from Northwest Territories to Penticton, we often stop at Mount Robson to stretch our legs although we have never stayed there. The walking/hiking is amazing.
Happy Tuesday.
Mossy Stone River
A gorgeous river photo from Peerless Cynic. I can imagine sitting next to this fresh shady river on a hot day. I hope you stop by Peerless’s site to see more lovely photography.
We drove through Jasper Park in January and were rewarded with beautiful mountain scenes.
We are again travelling through Jasper but this time in spring conditions. Photos to follow.
Happy Sunday.
Maple Flats, North Fork SkokomishJust getting tired of photos of cool, damp weather. I need to get out into the mountains to soothe my soul. This is …
Thinking of Summer
Lush spring greenery from Allan J Jones Photography. There are more great pictures on his blog.
We are still dealing with colder temperatures after a run of pleasant, heading-toward-spring weather, but for the most part it has been sunny.
Unfortunately, we’re predicted to get more snow tomorrow, apparently about 2-3 cm (1 inch), but warmer weather beckons as I will be heading further south at the end of the week.
Happy Tuesday.
I share these pictures, taken during March, not this year, to show the beauty of our world, hoping viewers may be inspired to take action to save it …
#ScenicSaturday 25th March 2023
A beautifully sunlit fern from Stuart. Beautiful!
… but the flurries ended and the sun soon returned.
Sometimes, winter doesn’t know when to leave!