It’s really white around here still, so I’m throwing down a little colour.
I found this lush and verdant golden pothos growing its way up a palm tree and thought it would make a nice view for today.
Happy Monday, everyone. 🙂
Tag Archives: Spring
Could We Change Seasons Now, Please?
As beautiful as these snowy trees are,
I would like to take a break from seeing them …
… and would like to see some of these instead. 🙂
Victoria Cherry Blossoms
They’re out!
Happy Spring!
Photo is courtesy of my niece, taken in a very quiet Victoria, British Columbia.
Almost Wordless Wednesday
It’s still really cold here in the Arctic, but there’s something about this sky that feels like spring.
I hope it’s coming soon. 🙂
Friday Flower
Happy Friday flower to you! I’m looking forward to spring. 🙂
On the Shores of Great Slave Lake
This wonderful bastion of indigenous culture is on one the shores of Great Slave Lake, not far from where I work.
I recently spent a day there.
The weather was fabulous.
Up here in the Northwest Territories we are enjoying some nice weather, finally. It’s been a wet, chilly spring, even for us.
Enjoy the late spring and all it has to offer. 🙂
Alien Attack?
This cloud formation with the sun coming through a narrow opening looks like …
… a phaser beam from an attacking spacecraft. Or, I’ve been watching too much Space channel. 😉
A Restaurant with a View
The view from a North Vancouver restaurant where we had a nice dinner.
A beautiful early spring evening.
Happy Friday; happy weekend. 🙂
Greetings from Victoria
Who says Canada is a cold country? A photo from my walk today around Victoria’s inner harbour.
And another from later this evening.
Greetings from beautifully sunny, spring-is-sprung Victoria. 🙂
Wood Buffalo National Park
Wood Buffalo National Park is one of the largest preserves in the world.
M and I recently drove through a small part of it.
We saw bison (buffalo) of course but also bears.
And a sink hole.
It was the middle of May but there was still a little ice and snow at the bottom of it.
We didn’t see any whooping cranes – this park has one of the largest whooping crane nesting sites in the world – but had a very interesting short visit to an environmentally sensitive and important area.
Have you been to a park lately?
In the Net! - Pictures and Stories of Life 