I missed last week’s post. I’d taken these great shots in Hamilton during Dusk Dances shows. Read more “Late Post, Dusk Dances, Summer Waterside”
Tag: storm
Baby Spiders and Stunning Lake
If you don’t like spiders, don’t look. Read more “Baby Spiders and Stunning Lake”
Ice Storm by the River (test post apologies)
There was an ice storm earlier in the week.
Well, not exactly an ice storm. It was cold. It snowed. Then it started to rain. It was warming up slowly, but the rain still froze on each surface it touched. Read more “Ice Storm by the River (test post apologies)”
Trenton Storm
I drove home from Montreal yesterday. Read more “Trenton Storm”
White Out
Some more driving this week. Seems I haven’t stayed in one place in a long time.
This week it was driving to London. Read more “White Out”
Snow Days
I’ve been up at dawn each day this month.
Well, actually before dawn.
Enough before dawn to watch the sky go from night blackness through that dim blue into a brief riot of colour as the sun launches into day. Read more “Snow Days”
End Of the Ice Storm (Until Next Time)
I got back to Peterborough last week just before the weather warmed up and all the ice melted.
Above is Rice Lake distorted through a coating of ice on a branch beside the frozen water. (If you click on the photo to look at it close up, you can see the horizon, trees and branches.)
Adelaide Street Clouds, Commissioners Road On Fire
In London visiting mom. I stopped on the Adelaide Street overpass to catch the rain/snow clouds as they gathered in the north-west. Read more “Adelaide Street Clouds, Commissioners Road On Fire”
I’ve Looked at (These) Clouds From Both Sides Now
I was out running errands with the weather folks saying that a storm was on its way.
It was hot, humid and so close you could reach out and grab it. But no sign of storm clouds until I turned east on Lily Lake Road and this beauty was billowing up out of the haze. Read more “I’ve Looked at (These) Clouds From Both Sides Now”
Wind, More Ice Damage and Tulips
Another trace of ice damage from the storm two weeks ago. This enormous tree, second from the left in this photo from most of two years ago, will no longer hang over the end of the spit into the north side of Rice Lake. Read more “Wind, More Ice Damage and Tulips”
