Water Water Everywhere

A temporary spring has sprung and my little pond is fast becoming a lake. A quick spike in the mercury combined with a frozen/plugged catch basin out back has allowed the melt water to inch ever closer to carrying off my aged garage. What's more, with rain today and a winter storm watch on the horizon, it's going to make for an ugly couple of days, and I wouldn't at all be surprised to see a stuffed bear float by with his head stuck in a hunny pot. I do recall March coming in like a lion; so just where is that promised lamb hiding?

On to things photographic; and being Monday that means it's time for monochrome.

I Photographed these little tracks in the snow just days before the mercurial melt that has since left the snow a mix of slush and ice.

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Have a great week,

Craig

Monday, Monday

It's Monday which means that it's time for monochrome. This week's contribution to Monochrome Maniac's Monochrome Monday is the view from the treehouse at Fort Whyte Alive Nature Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.




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Later

Monochromatic Monday Musings

It would appear that winter hasn't quite agreed to release the pond from it's grip quite yet, and has steeled it's resolve to lay siege just a while longer. The mercury is once again on a descent into well below normal range. I hate to harp on Mother nature, but it'd be nice if she could at least make up her mind and stop with the yo-yo action, and perhaps even, if it's not too much to ask, get business back to normal.

So in honour of Mother nature's current frigid attitude, I've got a frosty landscape shot northeast of Winnipeg for Monochrome Monday.

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Have a great week,
Craig