….despite coolish temperatures Spring has officially arrived
I mentioned in an earlier post that there were signs of spring here in Toronto if you take the time to look. On my walk today I purposely photographed as many signs of spring as I could. Enjoy!
….first day of spring here in Toronto but you wouldn’t know it from our trees
Even though we’ve had an unusually warm winter and March, after the initial snow storm in the first week, has been very spring like, our trees are still very barren. Other than that there are other signs of springs everywhere. Thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees.
…..these birds all know their place in this dance for their supper
This week’s WPC word is dance. Is it okay that I’ve used swans two weeks in a row? If it works with the theme, why not?
…..this week’s challenge asks us to post a photo that shows One Love
Initially I thought of posting photos of my loved ones but on my walk today I came across a couple of swan pairs. Swans mate for life. Here is my contribution to this WPC.
….another Sunday and more trees to share with you
Thank you Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees. Do you like to photograph trees? Why not share your photos and join the challenge.
….go to Becca Givens’ site and check out her magical tree
….took awhile to find this week’s photo challenge but I didn’t give up
Today’s walk brought me peace and harmony as I played with my new camera and experimented with different angles.
…thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees
….no two years are the same
This week’s photo challenge asks us to take photos of what the season looks like where we live. February in Toronto is usually cold and white. At least the two years before this one were like that. Today the temperatures were mild and the only snow came from the skating rink after being cleaned. Here are photos from two years ago in February at Col. Samuel Smith Park and today in the same place.
