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Tag Archives: Snow
Serenity Sunday: Wakatipu in Winter
We’ve just returned from a 10-day family excursion to the South Island. This has become a tradition for us, and the main goal—for the younger members of our family—is snow sports. But the weather gods did not grant us their … Continue reading
Monday Menagerie: Feathery Flashback
As high summer has us in its grip here in the Southern Hemisphere, with near-drought conditions again threatening us with brown grass and the start of cracks in the soil, I’ve gone back in my archives to six years ago, … Continue reading
Family Flashbacks (18)
With this new year still in its diapers/nappies, I find myself reflecting back on this date in previous years, and this one, sixteen years ago, came to mind. We were happily ensconced in Omaha, Nebraska, and we had had a … Continue reading
Posted in Family Flashbacks, Melancholy Monday, Night Photography
Tagged Family, Omaha, Snow, Winter
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Thanksgiving, With 2020 Vision
It has surely been quite a remarkable year and, in spite of a plethora of unexpected challenges along the way, well beyond our control, we still have so much to be thankful for. For the first time in nearly 40 … Continue reading
Family Flashbacks (16): The CRT: The Home Stretch
Well, we’ve come a long way on my flashback report from our California road trip (CRT) six years ago. This date found us on our next-to-last day as we drove on the Interstate-80 highway from Elko, Nevada to Cheyenne, Wyoming. … Continue reading
Posted in Family Flashbacks, Uncategorized
Tagged Autumn, Family, Fun, Snow, Travels, Wyoming
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SpringScapes (3)
To continue this new category, allowing for a brief arachnid aside yesterday, here are two more views from my adventure up into the coolth of the high country above Cardrona last week, this time looking the other way and upward … Continue reading
Posted in SpringScapes
Tagged Flora, Flowers, Fun, Hiking, New Zealand, Snow, Spring, Travels
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Flashback Friday: Oh, what fun…
…it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh! Many of us sing this joyfully at this time of year, but how many of our younger generations have actually ever seen one–or are able to picture one clearly in their … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday: Black Swans
I returned a few days ago from a week of fishing for trout in Lake Otamangakau, in the Taupo District of New Zealand’s North Island. It was a success in many ways, and I was delighted to find many beautiful … Continue reading
Warm Winter Wishes: Snowy Sunrise
We had what I believe was our second significant snowfall yesterday, and it continued through the morning and into the afternoon. The sunrise was, of course, on schedule, but it was visible only through an almost-subliminal lightening of the day. … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday: A touch of red…
…for Valentine’s Day. Hope you’re having a great one!