Some last pictures of the snow before it melts.
Fern and tree trunk
After all those depressing links, how about a pretty picture?
More crocuses
Crocuses are just endlessly fascinating.
A discovery
One of the things I like about having a 700 acre park to explore is that you keep finding new trails even after some years of intensive exploration. Yesterday some of us found a new-to-us trail; I’m not sure how long it’s actually been there. I suspect it’s fairly recent or I’d have noticed it before. Anyway, Our Dog and I came back today to walk it in the other direction.
Not all trails are very noticeable. (Yes, the arrow indicates the trail we found.) I tend to follow what look like deer trails off the main trails, just to see if they turn into something more substantive; I’ve found quite a few trails this way.
Ah yes. The mountain bikers have been working on this one. I ride my bike on trails by preference, but not on those trails that require me to go up and down big piles of wood or over big rocks (or negotiate drop-offs—my bike’s suspension may be capable of it, but my personal suspension is past its best-by date).
And I found a photographic treasure today; jelly fungus catching a wee bit of light.
Winter light
The light of a winter sun is one of my favourite things. So have some beauty to share.
Black and white, February 15th, 2016
There’s a trail I hike fairly regularly that’s lined with alder; at this time of year the trunks and shadows make lovely patterns, and I decided to take some black and white images for a change.
Ferns
Took quite a few pictures on today’s dogwalk; had fun with ferns.
From January 14th
From yesterday’s walk in the woods.
