Icelandic winter landscape with snow. via White bridge — Le Drake Noir
Snow Day
SHARK SHARK... well, okay, not a shark, it's just Agnes the garden gargoyle, pretty much buried in the snow with just the tip of one wing protroding. I bet she's one ticked off and cold gargoyle 🙂 We received close to two feet of snow over an eighteen hour period yesterday and this morning. Shovelling and blowing …
It’s winter, it’s cold, nuff said!
It's been a cold few days in Central Ontario, but that's winter, and I wouldn't want it any other way. The bone-chilling temps and accompanying wind certainly go through a body, bringing tears to the eyes and a quickness to footsteps. Almost everyone on the radio, TV and in the grocery line exclaim to all …
How deep is the snow Agnes?
Agnes the garden gargoyle is looking rather miffed with the snow building up around her. I think she's giving me the stink eye each time I look at her in her winter garb, undoubtedly trying to tell me that she's more a fan of daylilies and peonies than snow. Poor girl's going to be perturbed …
Winter’s Icy Beauty
Ice glistening on a cold January morning.
Hello Beautiful
Mother nature sure knows how to usher in a new year with flare! Over the last two days, many of us in central Ontario - in the District of Parry Sound, have been treated to a glorious new year's with frosted snow covered trees, roads and lakes. Everything sparkles! Welcome 2019! So far, so beautiful!
Snow Crystals — Mike’s Look at Life
An early snow rests upon an evergreen bush creating fresh shimmering crystals. via Snow Crystals — Mike's Look at Life
Along our country road
Soft snow on lakes, ice slowing receding from local ponds, and lichen basking in spring warmth atop exposed rocks.
Brightness
Sun through trees
Glistening treetops
Salmon Lake Road
Winter’s Shadow
Garden shivers
Gargoyle in snow
Country road
Extended shadows on pond
The Northern Herper 
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