A Changing World
Posted: November 27, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: November, Ottawa River, river, snow, winter 6 CommentsWell, it had to happen sooner or later, I suppose. As November draws to an end and Christmas bears down on us with increasing speed (is it just me, or does it arrive sooner every year?), winter — true winter — was inevitable. Whether or not this snowfall stays with us remains to be seen, but it certainly doesn’t seem to be in a rush to disappear.
Despite my whining and complaining about the cold and snow, I do still go for my walks with Charlie. Last year I was out in -35 Celsius weather with him, and given the alternative of having 127 lbs of energy cooped up in the house for days or weeks on end, I’m sure that I will be this year, too. It’s nice to start out a little milder than that, though…and with a windchill of only -11 C yesterday, a walk along the river was good practice — and a chance to break in my new winter boots!
Woodland Rambles 
It’s gorgeous there!
It really is, yes. And only about a five minute drive from my house. Yes, I’m spoiled. 🙂
love the bridge picture. That is waaaaay too cold for me!
It’s the same bridge that’s in the blog background. 🙂 And this ain’t nothin’ cold-wise. You’ll hear me whine a LOT more as the winter progresses. 😉
I see snow so seldom here I almost forget how pretty it is. Enjoy the beauty of it!
When I’m not grumping about the cold, you mean? I will. 😉