Happy fall y’all!
October 2019
Happy fall y’all!
Tag: river
Evergreen – Dec 2018
Pine, spruce and cedar are predominant in our area. Through the winter their green needles remind us that summer will return again.
The little coniferous among the birch and poplar at the creek made me think of Christmas.
Have a safe and happy Holiday season.
Alternate screen resolutions are available here. And for your phone…
Vacation’s around the corner
Hope you have some fantastic summer vacation plans!
For those of you that have that big screen desktop, the 1660×900 resolution image can be found by dropping down the Free Calendar menu for June 2018.
Be water smart this summer. Wear your life jacket when boating!
Hello 2018
Happy 2018! We experienced one of the coldest Christmases in several decades. I trust your holiday time was warmed by being surrounded with those you hold most dear as we were.
May you have courage to face the challenges ahead in 2018 and a heart open to appreciate your blessings.
November 2015 Calendar
We may not get much for glorious red maples in our part of the country in the fall but the under brush of the boreal forest still paints beautiful scenes with flaming yellows and oranges and reds.
This was taken at the top of the Current River Cascades in Thunder Bay while hiking with my 10 & 7 year old grandsons in early October.
For different screen resolutions of the image, go here or drop down the Free Calendar tab at the top of the page and scroll to November.
January 2015
Happy New Year! Here is a desktop calendar for you to enjoy. You can download specific screen resolutions from the Free Calendar dropdown menu or click here.
This creek runs north out of Sandbar Lake into Little Indian. The trees along its banks are typically frosted like this from November though April. Since it is only about a 15 minute drive from home, I visit frequently. Last winter there was so much snow even with snowshoes it was mid thigh deep. This season we have had so little snow that getting down to the water’s edge did not even require snowshoes! I plan to get back there as soon as the temperatures rise to at least -15C.
A new year!
Will you be making changes to your life? Have you set goals? Are there exciting events ahead? I hope your answer to all three questions is yes.
Enjoy!
Karen Greaves Photography & Fibre Art 