Wednesday’s Photos
More Nostalgia and Dispelling the Winter Blues
Last week I posted flowers. I sense from your comments that you too enjoyed looking at their bright colours and beautiful shapes. Today I would like to focus on the landscape around the Arrow Lakes that is so delightful to view, especially in the fall. One month of winter is already behind us. Only two more to go until spring. Rejoice!
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
I especially enjoyed the last photo. I like the way the plant life in the foreground ‘touches’ the reflected trees on the opposite bank. Flowers are nice, but so much green can be spirit-refreshing, too!
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You have a keen eye, Linda/ I had to go back to the photo you like so much.
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Beautiful.
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I’ve said it before, and I can only repeat myself: you live in a beautiful area.
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Yes, the green is even better for the eye! Amazing how wind still it is, so that the reflections in the water are so sharp!
Sigh, spring …
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It’s wonderful to see glimpses and reminders of spring and summer.
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Lucky you to live someplace offering endless views of beauty.
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Beauty is all around us. We just need to keep our eyes open to see it. From your photos I have the impression that you live in an equally beautiful corner of the world, Steve.
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Thanks for sharing the paradise-like place that you live in.
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All these scenes look wonderful, and I particularly like the shot with the red berries (rose hips?) in the foreground
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Yes these are rose hips. They keep their shiny red coats through winter.
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Lovely photos, Peter! I’m looking forward to Spring too…until then, your pictures do cheer us up!
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So beautiful…
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Was für ein saftiges Grün im zweitletzten Foto!
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With a warming climate, it seems likely the flowering season up there will gradually last longer than it used to. Over the past 70 years, the growing season in Canada has on average lengthened from about 70 days to about 83 days:
https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/climate-change/impacts-adaptations/climate-change-impacts-forests/forest-change-indicators/growing-season/18470#what
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