In the photo above right, the leafless trees are on the road to Police Point Park.
These photos were taken on December 1, 2010, shortly before we left for our Hawaiian holiday.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
SkyWatch Friday: Medicine Hat, Alberta
In the photo above right, the leafless trees are on the road to Police Point Park.
These photos were taken on December 1, 2010, shortly before we left for our Hawaiian holiday.
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Nice to see Medicine Hat again!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Probably made you feel glad to be heading to a warm spot. I always loved going to Hawaii because of the warm ocean water. Our west coast water can have quite a chill to it. - Margy
What an interesting landscape Kay I can feel the cold in my bones .... and then you were off to Hawaii with palm trees and beautiful warm days.
Great photos! That beautiful blue sky with the white snow makes a wonderful scene!
Beautiful wintery shots.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
WOW, a lovely winter wonderland. Love the snowy mountians and the pretty skies. Beautiful photos.
I like these, Kay!
Oh...beautiful! I can just smell that fresh snow.
Brrr it looks crisp and cold! I like the architecture of the church. Great captures!
Now that is a Canadian winter scene! I am enjoying the rain, over here. Ahem:)
\:Oh, those lovely blue Alberta skies - I have missed them all my married life, even despite the beauty of the Similkameen. Lovely photos, Kay.
I am in-love with your photos Kay!
My skywatch, have a nice weekend.
Gorgeous captures all!
Heaps and mounds of snow, they are crisp and cold! I bet some people are busy shoveling the snow!
But I love the landscape!
Beautiful place and captures!
Happy swf & weekend.
Oooo - what wonderful fresh snow and lovely skies! Beautiful.
magnificent winter scenery!Love that second composition!
:)
Léia
You have a lot more snow than we have! But for skaters it's better to have clean ice.
I wish you and Dick a great weekend.
Sure is a beautiful blue sky!
A very blue sky~
Brrrr... looks cooold.
Great shots Kay and I'm so pleased we don't get all that snow. Brrr!
In answer to your question, many shearwaters, petrels and albatrosses cross the Atlantic - both ways. In fact the Manx Shearwater, a species I have ringed in Wales, migrates to South America from the UK. Vast ocean wanderers most of them - amazing.
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