How quickly we forget. We had a late start to summer, and then a long golden autumn. Today it's -24 C outside, the sun is shining hard, and there's about a foot of snow everywhere it hasn't been shovelled. And there's been lots of shovelling.
Supposedly it's going to warm up later this week. They say. I'll believe it when I see the slush. Perhaps I'll go snowshoeing while it's good. This seems to fit the bill for today's blog, sunny, but cold.
Of the Day
Driftwood, but first a double related serendipity. Northern lights from the first two trips to Yukon. The first is from Sundog Retreat near Whitehorse, the other is above Dawson City.
Landscape
Peony
Lily
River Reflections
Tombstone
Film
Completely by accident I've got two really similar photos for you. They were not intended for comparison purposes, and I can't really tell for sure, but I think they were both taken within a few minutes of each other and might even be from the same spot. There were several photos from about that spot, about that time, with two different cameras and perhaps several different lenses.
Caribou
Lynx
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