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.
Landscape
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
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
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
Ice Waterfalls
At this time of year in Muskoka it is possible to see many interesting natural ice formations flowing over rock. Below is a small collection of some of the ice features found around my home. The ... Read more
January 2021 Roundup
All the photos and artwork posted in January 2021 can be seen in the gallery below. All the posts for the month can be found here.
Steamships on Frozen Lake
A winter view of the lake and local steamships docked for the season. The lake has a solid layer of ice on it at this time of year. I saw people walking and playing with their ... Read more
Dried Plantain in Snow
Some days you just have to notice and appreciate the little things. These plantain seed heads, pretending to be mighty trees, were found poking up from the sparkling snow beside my driveway. Such small things are ... Read more
Ice and Gneiss
Gneiss, pronounced like "nice" (though I sometimes hear it said as "nize" too), is a common rock formation in our area. It is interesting for it's layers and flowing patterns of color. Most people just call ... Read more