With the ice receding at a quicker pace now, and with warmer temperatures upon us, the water and sky are seemingly in a competition to show off their best and most beautiful blue hues.
The Dog Days of… Spring
In these early, still nippy, Spring days, some of us just can't wait for the warmer temps to arrive to enjoy the simple outdoor pleasures.
I ate the ball mom…
Hmm, I wondered why Linc didn't show up with his ball. Based on these captures, I'd say he may have eaten it LOL
A storm this way comes
Looking rather ominous
The beauty of water
I've often wondered if water has memory. Does water flowing downstream via waterfalls, rapids and streams remember from where it came? When freshwater meets saltwater, do both waterbodies acknowledge the other as foreign? There's something mesmerizing and awe inspiring about water that goes far beyond its life-giving properties. Water calms, beckons, intimidates, thrills and overwhelms. …
Reflections on Summer
Everything today looks, feels and sounds like summer.
Emerald Lake, Yoho NP / Canada — Documented Wanderlust
Emerald Lake, Yoho NP / Canada via Emerald Lake, Yoho NP / Canada — Documented Wanderlust
Wait, where’d you go?
Snowmobile tracks. I'm amazed at the 'snow highway' on Salmon Lake (right pic).
A Dog & His Dock: A love affair
We put a new dock in this August, and Linc, the ball hound has claimed it as his most favourite place! Nothing like jumping off the dock after a ball! Loving this dock mom!
Living on the Precambrian Shield
There's much to be thankful for living in Ontario: a landscape complete with lush forests, countless lakes and rivers, a wide variety of wildlife, cities, and country roads dotted with villages and small towns. One of the most iconic aspects of Ontario's landscape are the often endless rock formations. Especially in central and northern Ontario, …
The Northern Herper 
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