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#PictureOfTheDay: 03/Jan/22
A beautiful woodland forest picture from Stuart.

Happy Tuesday. 🙂

Celebrating my anniversary (of first meeting my M) this evening at the Naramata Inn just outside of Penticton.
Happy New Year’s Eve. 🙂


Shhh … sleeping grape vines.

Wherever you are, whatever you’re doing, I hope you’re safe and enjoying the season. 🎄

Happy Friday. 🎄

I am back in Penticton where although there’s a bit of snow, it’s much warmer than the -30°C (-22F) I left behind in the subarctic. Penticton’s -2C (28F) is so much better; almost balmy! 😉
A sunrise takeoff lead to a perfect view of these sundogs. Sundogs are caused by the refraction of light through ice crystals; essentially, they are ice particle reflections.

Sundogs only occur in rather cold temperatures; these are the result of -27C (-17F).
Greetings from the cold but spectacular north. 🙂
As Penny requested, I am re-posting this photo for the solstice. Happy December 21. 🙂 Please visit her site: http://icelandpenny.com/2021/12/15/300-metres/