Same Location Different Seasons

Its hard to imagine that the winter landscape above will soon change from this snow filled gully to this Lupine filled flowerscape below.

Old Tree

Me and My Shadow

Underwater Mountains of Ice

Viewed from the footpath on the bridge above, this underwater ice looks like mountains against a blue sky! I think I would name the ice mountain in the foreground: Electric Ridge!

Evening Lights and Shadows

Walking Trail

This beautiful wooded area along the river was surprisingly free of snow.

Sunday Morning

Colours Found In a Winter Woods

Old oak leaves, greenish gray lichens, and coniferous needles.

Turtle Creek Covered Bridge, Albert County

Lunar Eclipse: February 20

Icy Road, Snowy Road

Pussy Willow Catkins

Found February 17th; Pussy Willow Catkins, a traditional sign of spring. These fluffy white, harbingers of spring, seem early this year.

Unique Ice Formation

To read about and to view more pictures please go to: Icicle Fringes

Precarious Footing: Deer On River Ice

and Running Water

Woodland Stream

Prints In the Snow

Rear View Reflections on Winter

Old Maple

Some Grass Found

Winter Garden

Leaving Port

Seascape

Ice Fishing Shacks

A Walk Along the Bay of Fundy

Deer Trails in My Yard

Deer Crossing

The Steeves Covered Bridge near Hillsborough

Rising Chimney Smoke Welcomes Another Cold Winter's Day

Overnight: From Moncton to Montreal

Snowmobile Tracks on a Frozen Landscape

Somewhere, Northern New Brunswick

Night Scenes From a Moving Train

Leaving Montreal

A distant community

Views of Chaleur Bay from a Passing Train

Chaleur Bay is an inlet of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and is about 90 miles long. The bay separates the northern coastline of New Brunswick from the Province of Quebec.

Mild Temperatures, Open Waters

January Thaw Reflections

It happens most every January; a brief respite from the below freezing temperatures which we have been experiencing. A high of +10 Celsius is forecast for today and above freezing temperatures are expected to last until the end of the week.

The South Oromocto River at Mill Settlement

The western shore of the South Oromocto is seen here when exiting the covered bridge at Mill Settlement West.

Sunrise Over the Village

The thermometer outside my window read -25 degrees Celsius, but the pink sky over my neighbour's rooftop enticed me out the door.

Winter Driveway on a Hillside

When living on a hillside in the winter you quickly learn that it is sometimes more convenient to leave your car at the bottom of the hill; if you want to get to work on time mornings following a snowstorm.