We took an overnight trip up the Sea to Sky. Here’s Alice Lake in the rain. . .
Hooded Mergansers
We took an overnight trip up the Sea to Sky. Here’s Alice Lake in the rain. . .
Hooded Mergansers
It was a soggy trip up the Sea to Sky but we still enjoyed being out and about. Here’s One Mile Lake in the rain.
These bugs were hatching in the thousands
Soggy Bald Eagle flyby
Sunset viewed from our hotel room in Squamish, BC, on an overnight trip up the Sea to Sky.
I had a chance to drop by Royal Roads University where I did my MA in Professional Communication years ago. It was a gorgeous day despite the cold wind.
Hatley Castle
Lagoon and migratory bird sanctuary
Turkey Vulture soaring overhead
OMG. . . This is likely one of the earliest photos that I shot, developed the film, and printed and mounted the photo.
Just found it spilling out of a storage box in my office.
Circa 1970. Teacher’s College, Columbia University, New York.
This was while my late Mom was doing graduate work at Columbia, and my late Dad was doing his psychiatry residency at Bronx State Hospital.
I remember several faces in this photo. It was an experimental “free school” where kids pretty much ran rampant.
I got leave to spend hours in the school darkroom to learn photography, and I’d also beg my teachers to let me go explore the gorgeous libraries at Columbia.
I love libraries and librarians to this day. The research staff at Columbia libraries were wonderful with an early teen who absorbed text and info at a prodigious rate .
We ordered textbooks from Canada so that my sister and I wouldn’t be behind when we returned to public school after a couple of years.
Sigh. . . I have two pairs, and one pair was so worn with multiple patches that it finally bit the dust.
Here are some scenic views of One Mile Lake near Pemberton, BC. See previous post for photos/video of Hooded Merganser taking a fish.
More gorgeous autumn colours in Toronto, ON, on a recent trip.
We went to a wedding in Toronto, ON, recently, and had several lovely walks in the autumn colours.
One walk was along the Humber River where there were lots of people watching salmon returning to spawn, cheering when the fish got over a weir, and groaning when they slid back down, to try again. . .
Turkey Vulture
Cormorant
Cormorant on a weir
Egret catching a small fish
Great Blue Heron and Mallards
Cormorant with salmon passing by
Salmon attempting a jump
A selection of wee critters shot at One Mile Lake near Pemberton, BC, a few days ago. Still catching up from my camping trip to Nairn Falls. . .