Photographs

1545/17th April 2024 Without consulting the oracle, it was obvious late yesterday that our weather was on the change. . It had been my favourite sort of day but the change made for a pretty sky. . Beautiful skies are like beautiful music. Endless variations, all irresistible. . It set me thinking. Which would be … Continue reading Photographs

New territory

0642/14th April 2024 This promising start soon deteriorated into a storm warning, although for now it only amounts to a heavy overcast. Needing to do food shopping, we took another circuitous route noting as we crossed over the Battenkill that the water level was impressively high and fast flowing. . Our squirrel friends are shedding … Continue reading New territory

Not likely

0645/10th April 2024 In an ideal world, I would have residences in both hemispheres which would allow me to enjoy permanent Winter framed with brief periods of Fall and Spring. . But then there would be all that travelling and a house sitting empty for 6 months, or occupied by someone else, which is often … Continue reading Not likely

“Soon come”*

1545/3rd April 2024 Getting up this morning required more willpower than usual. Though I had succeeded at last in turning off my alarm App, I woke early anyway. But Blackie and Muffin came to demand cuddles and how could I disappoint them? . Then I thought of the poor birds waiting for their feeders and … Continue reading “Soon come”*

Coming good

1620/29th March 2024 It was nice to see the weather come good late yesterday afternoon. Snow melt had caused dense mist and a soggy mess. . It also revealed the ruin of our driveway. Most of the gravel had been scooped up by the snow plow. It has never happened before but the new company … Continue reading Coming good

For the birds

0820/21st March 2024 Following Wednesday's sudden decorative snow squall, we were graced with another brilliant day. Washing dishes, I noticed the most rotund robin I have ever seen, sitting proudly in the sparrow hedge. In my experience, birds flee at the sight of a camera. This robin fixed me with its eye and thrust out … Continue reading For the birds