The days are getting a little longer

… I think. At least the sun has come out as the temperatures dive well below freezing. After several days of hovering around the 0°C mark, the sun rose to -14°C. Time for a walk. Share and Enjoy:

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Lunenburg in the fog

It has been raining for weeks now, it seems. A quasi-stationary low has delivered warm, moist air to the South Shore on an ongoing basis. Lunenburg is still picturesque through the fog. You get a new appreciation for why the buildings are so brightly painted. It’s a cool place to hang out. Friends of ours [...]

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Ice after a cold night, even in April.

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If you don’t like the weather in Nova Scotia…

… stick around for 20 minutes. That’s what they say. I got anecdotal proof of it today. Driving into Mahone Bay at about 8:10, I saw this: Then about 20 minutes later, this is what I saw in the same spot: Case closed. Share and Enjoy:

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Stalking the elusive bufflehead ducks

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Ice on an April morning

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Watching the sea ice float away

The powerful north winds of the storm earlier in the week pinned the ice to the shore, even while driving cracks into it. Now there is no wind, and much of the ice that we walked on in January seems poised to float out to sea.  What will it take for it to leave?  A [...]

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Soft morning light on snow

There was a soft dusting of snow on everything on Sunday (above). Then on Tuesday came the biggest snowstorm of the season so far.  Schools were closed 2 days in a row.  In a storm like that, I feel I’m in a time warp – life seems suspended somehow, even though I was in my [...]

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