You can now see our photos at David's Photo Gallery and Beth's Photo Gallery! Please feel free to view them both and leave comments here if you'd like! Check back soon as I will be adding new pics often! ~ Beth
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Monday, April 16, 2007
Snowday April 16th - morning
After a wonderful start to the month we caught a storm that nearly stopped the Boston Marathon and then headed up to Canada! Here are a few photos from this morning!
Early April
Well, in early April we had some gorgeous weather! I went for a walk down the third concession and took along my camera. I made it down to the wetland and rejoiced at the sight of willow catkins bursting forth. Beautiful, but, as it turned out, premature! So white, so hopeful!
White on red willow branches. What a lovely immage.
On the way back the light on this old metal gate caught my eye.
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Cold as the Grave
I had to drive into Perth at 7 this morning to drop Colin off at school for a basketball practice. It was frosty out and the sun was shining (for once!). I decided to drive around the town and I passed this grave yard. The long shadows falling across the stones and the sculpted snow was so beautiful I had to stop and take a few photos!
Monday, February 12, 2007
Cold enough to freeze....what?
During this cold snap we have had temperatures as low as -34 Celsius with the wind chill. One morning my mom called to say she had seen someone on morning TV toss a cup of hot coffee in the air. Apparently it turned to steam and fell to the ground in crystals. I had to try this, so I took a cup of boiling water and stepped into the deep freeze. I tossed the water high into the air and it was steam and crystals before it got five feet above me. This was so cool that I immediately showed David and Colin and told everyone I knew to give it a try.
The lovely Marilyn was captured on film in mid toss by her husband Michael (thanks guys!) Amazing! You should try it too. I did find that once the temperature got much over minus 20 it didn't work as well. Early morning or at night when the temperature plummets seems to work best.
Tuesday, January 2, 2007
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