A bit of a sad travel Tuesday post.
When we were on PEI last month we wanted to see a rock formation known as teacup rock. It was located at the north end of Thunder Cove beach. It was a challenge to get to it (Paul slipped on a slimy rock and went for an unplanned swim in the ocean. Nonetheless, we manged to find it.
Stunning.
Unfortunately hurricane Fiona did a number on teh rock and this is all that is left.
Finally some crisp mornings! The birds are starting to migrating. My thoughts are turning away from the grill and on to stews and long slow braises.
Sadly these characters are coming out of their summer sleep as well.
I feel this today . . .
Anyone else feel this . . .?
Another frost advisory tonight . . .
Wow, what a mix of weather we've had. One day we have freezing rain and snow, the next it is 17, the next it is mild and windy as heck. It is no wonder no one knows how to dress for the weather any longer since it changes so bloody often.
This cartoon captures spring in this part of Canada.
This just about covers the past few weeks . . . (and Ontario weather in general).
We're certainly seeing some wild extremes with the weather here in Canada. Last week a town in BC set three records for the hottest temperature recorded in Canada. Then the next day a fire broke out and burned 90 % of the town down.
This meme certainly rings true, unfortunately.
I know I've posted this before but it seems appropriate today since we went from a sweltering 34 degrees last week to chilly 6 degrees today!