February 2021 Roundup
All the photos and artwork posted in February 2021 can be seen in the gallery below. All the posts for the month can be found here.
Month: February 2021
Late Winter Muskoka Garden
At the end of February we can feel the days getting longer and the warmth slowly growing too. It's a nice time to explore the outdoors to notice some of the things that have been resting ... Read more
Winter Sightseeing in Muskoka
The activities I'm involved in with my friends and brothers takes us to interesting places all over Muskoka. Hockey and baseball games take us to many small towns in the area, fishing and hiking shows us ... Read more
Alberta College Toboggan World Records
Lakeland College in Alberta Canada holds world records for a toboggan ride carrying the most people in 1987, and another world record largest toboggan in 2013. In 1987 Lakeland specially made a toboggan to break the ... Read more
Otter In Good Hands
Otter rushed outside to join his friends, the "Incrediboys", in their special secret adventure mission. The secret mission for the day was to explore a mysterious trail in the woods on Otter's property. The boys hoped ... Read more
Snow Buntings On Our Lawn
Sometimes we are lucky enough to see flocks of snow buntings arrive at our property. The little white birds, about the size of common sparrows, spend their summers in the Arctic tundra. Snow buntings travel further ... Read more
Painting of a Boy Ice Fishing
During winter my little sled can take me out to fishing spots in the middle of lakes that can only be reached by canoe during the rest of the year. The nice thing about ice fishing ... Read more
Red Barn In The Snow
We have a nice little red barn near our house, and whenever I see it and all the other red barns in the country it made me wonder, why is red a favorite color for barns? ... Read more
Frosted Decorations
On extremely cold days we sometimes see interesting frost. This time the frost decorated the Christmas decorations still hanging outside on our trees. Since these decorations are red I wanted to share them with my classroom ... Read more