…thanks to Leanne Cole for hosting Monochrome-Madness https://leannecole.com.au/monochrome-madness-52-triples-and-triptychs/?jetpack_skip_subscription_popup






…thanks to Leanne Cole for hosting Monochrome-Madness https://leannecole.com.au/monochrome-madness-52-triples-and-triptychs/?jetpack_skip_subscription_popup






…January 27, 2026





…thanks to Dan for hosting Thursday Doors https://nofacilities.com/2026/01/22/the-greek-room/
Niagara-on-the-Lake is a quaint village full of old world architecture. The Main Street is full of charming gift shops, retro and designer clothing stores, hat shops, confectionary stores, cozy coffee shops, old theatres, Christmas shops, a variety of restaurants and pubs and high end renovated inns and spas.
In January many stores are closed for the season or have limited hours. Luckily we found enough places to explore and enjoy but some of our favourite walks took place through the neighbourhood close to our hotel. This is where we found some amazing doors.










…overlooking the Niagara Gorge



…thanks to Sue W and Gerry C for hosting Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge https://weeklyprompts.com/2026/01/03/weekly-prompts-colour-challenge-white-2/












…after yesterday’s freak snowstorm
A snowstorm in early November in Toronto is highly unlikely. Yesterday we had snow that lasted all day. The temperature hovered just above freezing and the roads were still warm so the snow melted when it hit the pavement. As the day went on, however, the snow started to stick and it became necessary to clean off the car.
It’s always unusual to see snow when most of the trees still have leaves and now on top of the snow we’re seeing these same leaves starting to fall on this fresh blanket of snow.






… what I woke up to this morning



…all photos are identified with letters and numbers





























