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A SNOWY COLD AND WINDY MORNING AT GODERICH'S ROTARY COVE |
With one prescription to drop off and two to pick up at the Walmart Pharmacy, Pheebs and I slip-slided our way to Goderich and back on this cold snowy late February morning.
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SNOW COVERED ROADS |
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I DON'T THINK THE SAP WILL BE RUNNING TODAY |
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THIS FARM TRACTOR PATIENTLY AWAITS THE 'REAL' SPRING THAW |
Area roads were snow-covered with a westerly wind blowing the snow around. Despite the inclement weather it still wasn't bad enough to leave ourselves at home.
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THE ONLY SHIP I SAW IN GODERICH'S PORT THIS MORNING WAS THE ALGOMA CONVEYOR |
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THE JAGGED CHUNKS OF HARBOR ICE HAVE MELTED |
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LAKE HURON HAD A COLD STORMY LOOK ABOUT HER |
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A LONE PADDLER HEADS NORTH THROUGH THE ICE FLOES |
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IT WILL BE A FEW MONTHS BEFORE THIS BEACH BENCH HAS ANY WARM TOASTY BUNS SITTING ON IT |
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I NOTICED A FEW INUKSHUKS ALONG THE SHORELINE |
With our usual Goderich routine wrapped up, we rolled out of the Walmart parking lot and headed home on snowy roads dodging through multitudes of snowflakes all the way.
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NO, THAT IS NOT A DOWNHILL SKI RUN...IT IS THE ROAD HOME ON PORTER'S HILL LINE |
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THIS PHOTO OF A FARMER CLEARING SNOW KINDA REMINDS ME OF CHRISTMAS WHICH BY THE WAY IS 304 DAYS FROM TODAY |
And so went another Winter's day..............
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OUR SNOWY FRONT PORCH, DECK, AND FRONT YARD |
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A MALE CARDINAL AND A DARK-EYED JUNCO ARE PUFFED UP AGAINST WINTER'S COLD WIND |
GROANER'S CORNER:(( When Grandpa and Billy entered their vacation cabin, they kept the lights off until they were inside to keep from attracting insects. Still, a few fireflies followed them in. Noticing them before Grandpa did, Billy whispered, ‘It’s no use, Grandpa. The mosquitoes are coming after us with flashlights.’------------------------------------
OMG.! That Porter's Hill Line road is so scary - can't believe you drove it to get home. Yikes.!
ReplyDeletebrrr. glad you got out and BACK HOME with no problem.=But it is all beautiful. I'm sure you're tired of it. Soon. Soon. (Now I know another word for cairn. Inukshuk. People just like to stack rocks I guess. The do it all over the world. I found a little one when I lived out in the countryside on a good sized acreage. I suspect the teenager who lived on the next property did it in a fit of boredom, but then....I don't know.)
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ReplyDeleteWell the snow fairy has brought us 23 inches of the white "stuff" since Wednesday and another 20 inches is expected by Sunday morning. Then Sunday will be a day of rest for the snow fairy and it will all start again on Monday. Where is Spring???