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No, this isn't a photo from a war zone. It's the result of an electrical fire in North Bay. The driver was lucky to escape as he had to pull over due to the fire.
This is an image of the field next to Bill's place in Grey County just prior to the snow deluge.
And then the snow streamers from Georgian Bay moved in. This photo captures the start of the onslaught.
The Ice Marshall and I spent the past couple of days with BillT at his retreat in Grey County near Ayton - off the grid, no electricity or water, but a boatload of fun. Here's a photo of the farm house before the snow streamers from Georgian Bay moved in.
Lots of fall colours a couple weeks ago in the 'hood.' Not so now, with most of the leaves down; it is Fell now.
Oh Tamarac tree, oh Tamarac tree ... I love the yellow gold of the Tamarac tree at this time of year, after all the hardwood trees have shed their leaves.
I'm not sure if a hill that has a flat top has a name. This one on Four Mile Bay looks like the top has been sheared of at one time, maybe by a retreating glacier at the end of the ice age.
I think it's pretty apparent why we call this season Fall, not Autumn. A season to be followed by the season called Fell.
Red, orange, yellow - now all brown or gone.
This is a view up our lane from our house, but there are more leaves on the ground due to the winds.
T
he start, last week, of the fall colours on our road, Viceroy.
Here is an evening photo looking across Four Mile Bay of Trout Lake.
A view from a friend's farm near New Liskard, ON.
This old barn near Astorville has seen better days, but it still has some life left in it.
Very cool seeing this in Stratford. Ours in North Bay has been incorporated into a modern government building.
This is the west side under the St. Claire bridge near Yonge street in Toronto.
This is a steep ravine with creek flowing in downtown Toronto near the Mount Pleasant Cemetery and St. Clair.
There was lots of drama in the air this past week due to the fires and smoke from Parry Sound 33. Here's a shot over Trout Lake on July 27 before the smoke started to invade us.
Now here's the spot to be in our heat wave.
