Ingersol Mountain | The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family Project

Natural Splendour of the Arrow Lakes

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Peter Klopp

Wednesday’s Photos

Photo Essay

After so much praise Winter should say good-bye and let Spring have her say.

Arriving at the Fauquier Boat Dock

Rose Hips Ready for Spring

Fungus Growth on a Birch Tree

There are three human figures hidden in the ice. Can you see them?

Beautiful Ingersoll Mountain Viewed through a Frame of Driftwood

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Natural Splendour of the Arrow Lakes

Posted on March 7, 2018 by Peter Klopp

Wednesday’s Photos

Incredible Accumulations of Snow

There seems to be no proper balance of climate on this planet of ours. Some regions, even though they are located on the same latitude, get very little or no snow at all. People from these snow poverty stricken areas complain when they look at my pictures. And I reply you can have half of this white stuff, and we would still have more than enough. Oh well, as President Carter so wisely once stated, nothing is fair in life. I hope when viewing my pictures, you get a sense how our winters have been in the last couple of years. Enjoy!

Masses of Snow in our Backyard

Casting Shadows

Ingersol Mountain on a Wintery Day

Snow Sculpture at the Boat Dock

Giant Snow Tunnel at Taite Creek

You can also view my photo stream at flickr.com. Photos are taken mostly from the Arrow Lakes area. Simply search for Peter Klopp under people.

Natural Splendour of the Arrow Lakes

Posted on February 28, 2018 by Peter Klopp

Wednesday’s Photos

Snow Sculptures at the Fauquier Boat Dock

At -12 degrees my wife and I went down to the Fauquier Boat Dock and braved the bone chilling temperature in order to take advantage of an especially sunny afternoon. Of course, we took our cameras along. The snow piled up by the snow plough attracted our attention, as the snow had turned into fascinating snow sculptures. One problem was that we had to take our gloves off to snap a picture. So it did not take very long and our right hand was so numb that we had to call it a day and return to our cozy home. I hope you will enjoy the photos. While some of you are already posting pretty spring flowers, I can only offer images of snow and ice.

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