… with short sunny blips.

Still, this is in keeping with March’s weather unpredictability and it also won’t hurt to have a good water table when the 38C (100F) temperatures hit!
Happy Tuesday.
… with short sunny blips.

Still, this is in keeping with March’s weather unpredictability and it also won’t hurt to have a good water table when the 38C (100F) temperatures hit!
Happy Tuesday.
On the left, I see a snake that’s about to strike.

What about you?
Happy Sunday.
Sun clouds float across a mountaintop …

… oblivious to their beauty …

… and the appreciation …

… of the humans below.
In spite of varied weather, we have been holding our temperatures over the last while and according to the environmental prognosticators, we are supposed to be in the 20s C (70s F) next week. Could be more whiplash weather so we will have to see!
In any case, the local marmots are out in full force and are looking awake and full of beans …

… a very good sign of more stable weather, at least as far as temperatures are concerned.

I spotted some opening buds …

… that really made my day …

and felt an overall sense of spring’s arrival. Lovely.
Happy Friday.
… just wait a bit!



Happy Spring! It officially started today. 🌸
I love how beautiful early spring can be …

… with its soft breezes …

… and warm sun that allows you to unzip your jacket and bask in the mellow comfort …

… before the harshness of high temperatures send us shade-scurrying to avoid the burning golden summer eye.
Despite our up and down weather, things are beginning to take on more of a springish look.

The sun is taking a more prominent place …

… and the carp seem to be past their winter torpor.

Good signs!
Once more, here is a “looking back” post containing pictures from years ago; these photos aren’t necessarily great but are important to me. There are three earlier posts in this series; you can find them here if you’re interested:
https://lynettedartycross.com/2025/01/26/looking-back/
https://lynettedartycross.com/2025/02/03/looking-back-again/
https://lynettedartycross.com/2025/02/10/looking-back-once-more/
In the last post, I left off in 2017 with my arrival in the Northwest Territories. I would work there for the next six years and eight months, concluding with my retirement in October, 2023.
This time, I’m looking back at some of the bear photographs I was able to take during my NWT time; one of them is an all-time favourite.




Happy Monday.
A jealous moon concedes the night The treetops chase the setting sun Dusky horizons soon take flight As stars awaken, one by one
Dusk on the Horizon
A gorgeous sunset photo from Peerless Cynic. To see more of her beautifully serene and tranquil photography, please click the link above.
A beautiful trail view of Okanagan Lake as the sun shines on it …

… but that sunny weather has been replaced with this, unfortunately …

… looks almost like winter except that the temperature, thankfully, is about 10C (50F). It’s drizzly and overcast but at least there’s no snow. March is proving to be much more liony than lamby.
Happy Sunday.