Northern Life
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Monday Miscellany
The title of this post (and the idea behind it) was shamelessly, shamelessly stolen from Seabrooke's wonderful The Marvelous in Nature. Truth be told I'd be much better served by stealing her writing skills, or her skills as a naturalist, but alas I have to make due with mine. I'm behind. It seems that every
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Grocery Delivery
The first sealift ship of the season has arrived, late last night around 10:00pm
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Seal watch
The weather this past weekend was golden. Calm, sunny and temperatures around 10C to 12C. It was what this summer should have aspired to be. We took advantage of it, berry picking, drives and hanging out outside. Late last week we discovered that a large iceberg that had been grounded out at Nuvua (one of
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Berry season
The Blueberries are ripe. Well some are, and others are heading that way. I've grown to appreciate the blueberries up here, although I have to admit I mocked them for awhile. After other places I've been, I found them small, and few and far between. Ah but now, now I know they have a rich
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The sky at this moment
One of the nice things about the sun being on the verge of setting for the first time in three months is that the light is wonderous right now. The landscape shimmers and changes with each passing moment. And the skies, from now on take on a quality that is magical. This is the sky
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Camp Temporary
Okay, I've been lazy. Its been much easier to post photos than to take the time to write anything. And as a result I'm getting farther behind on posts I've wanted to write. It is hard to believe more than two weeks have already past since I had not only a day off, but the