…..six days into spring and it still feels like winter
Despite the cold, the sun makes me want to walk around my neighbourhood. When the wind isn’t blowing it isn’t too bad. Unfortunately the areas that I like walking the best are always near the lake and even the tiniest breeze can be bone chilling cold. For some reason the geese, ducks and swans don’t seem bothered by the cold. It must be all that lovely down next to their bodies.
….thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
Can you believe that this is the last week in March? It’s also the last week for spiky squares. Today’s post is a spiky trunk.
…thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
Initially I saw the spikes on top of this window gate but then I saw the shadows.
…as always thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees
….despite the unseasonably cold and blustery weather
Yesterday I saw my first robin. Unfortunately I didn’t have my camera or phone handy so I didn’t a picture. However, earlier in the day I did see and photography the following signs of spring.
In Germany they are definitely basking in the warmth of spring. Earlier today my cousin sent me photos of the family and they are actually having a meal in an outdoor cafe. The gentleman in the photo is my uncle, my father’s younger brother.
….thanks to Kammie for continuing The Odd Ball Challenge
An oddly strange street performer in London, England.
Pylons to keep people from walking on the wet cement. It didn’t work. I saw one woman walk right through it and went up to her ankle in cement.
Pans for the focaccia, oiled and ready for the dough.
A bumble bee covered in foliage at the Canada Blooms show.
Irish Soda Bread cooling on the cooling rack.
….thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
…thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
Mama Cormier 