…now that winter is upon us, my tree photos are mainly of bare bones
On Saturday, it was so windy by the lake that not even the trees could shelter me from the biting cold.
Thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees https://beccagivens.wordpress.com/2024/01/07/sunday-trees-515/
…thanks to Cee for hosting the Which Way Challenge https://ceenphotography.com/2024/01/04/cwwc-which-ways-with-snow-or-the-color-white/
Last night we had our first significant snowfall this winter. My husband was out early shovelling the snow on our side and over at the neighbours on the opposite side of the street.
…January 4, 2024
If you have any trios you’d like to share please copy my link and paste it into your post so that I can check it out. Happy New Year, everyone!
Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia
…Centennial Park Conservatory
Textures in plants can range from smooth (as in bamboo), to fuzzy, to spiky and to straw like (as in the bark on the palm tree).
…last Thursday the family and I went to the Distillery District in Toronto where the Holiday Market was still on
It was another wet and grey day but these close-ups with the rain droplets and bright colours cheered me up.
..created by Canadian artist Derek Michael Besant
The mural, “trompe l’oeil”, is on the back of the Gooderham Building or more commonly known as the Flatiron Building. It appears to be a canvas screwed onto the façade with the edges of the canvas fluttering in the wind.
The Gooderham Building, is located on the wedge shaped corner of Wellington East, Front, and Scott Streets and was built in 1891. It was owned by George Gooderham who owned numerous properties throughout the city, including the Gooderham Distillery. He was one of the richest men in Canada and yet was relatively unknown.
…yesterday at Montgomery’s Inn I picked up a few fun items for gifts and for myself
The first two photos are trios of my paper trees and the rest are things I bought throughout the day.
…all taken at the Royal Botanical Gardens
Mama Cormier 