There is good news about COVID in the province. It appears that we are on the cusp of entering the plateau for new cases and are even farther along in terms of flattening hospital and ICU cases. Indeed, we are doing very well in that area all things considered.
You may recall that I have taken a few photos looking across to the far shore. I don't think I have shown this one yet.
I went into video mode. I began by looking across the river once again, where the water is fast but not raging as much as last year. Then I swung the camera around the other way back toward the pond. (about 30 seconds)
We saw our first spring flowers across the street. I may return for a better photo, but this is what I took then, and it will do.
Crocuses and Heather |
I am sure the daily selfie will return forthwith.
Lovely spring flowers. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, John, for taking us on a walkie once again. Despite the need to self isolate now, it is still good to get outside, away from others of course, and walk around. Nice go see the spring blooms too as hope that there is life out there.
ReplyDeleteThat was a sweet video with soothing music. You live in a beautiful environment.
ReplyDeleteNice short video...just the size I can look at over breakfast. I loved the crocus flowers! They are a different variety than I've seen before.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are so beautiful...We can't really grow heather well here. I used to try and then spent some time in Austria where is was everywhere because the soil was the right sort.
ReplyDeleteI was out ditch diving. Raining graupel. It's not a day for walkies!!!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is spectacular AC.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Love the bench shot and the flowers are gorgeous. The video really shows how the river is raging along! Wow! I'll be looking for the selfies. ;)
ReplyDeleteCovid-19 has proven once again that at its heart Canada is a decent, civilized caring society. Maybe it's good once in a while to be reminded of that simple fact.
ReplyDeleteYes for spring! I remember being so excited to see my crocus and hyacinths coming up each spring in Illinois. Sigh....
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