Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay – Snow Sculptures Today
Still not sure what this is going to be. We will find out on Monday.
Thunder Bay – Saturday
Scarf in the snowbank. When taking a regular shopping cart is not enough One of the dangers of driving towards the Pool 6 site in Marina Park is that the grader plows beyond the shoulder of the road. The snowbank is beyond the shoulder. Don’t use the snowbank as a guide to the width of … Read more
Thunder Bay – Snow Sculptures Today
I upped the contrast in order to show some detail. If I did not do that, everything would just look like a white mass. y
Thunder Bay – Friday
The mountains are blue. This can is officially cold enough to drink. Young crow? Starting to snow. Hasn’t snowed for at least a couple of days. Kivela Bakery site.
Thunder Bay – Thursday
Golden hour in the hood. Finnish Labour Temple this morning. There is no button for the pedestrian to change this to walk. What is the point? My friend the crow Shaking the head Getting ready for this weekend. What is it? Some black and whites Kivela Bakery this morning
Thunder Bay – Wednesday
In remembrance of the Finnish Labour Temple? When you are looking for colour in a colourless wasteland , there is always trash Graders plowing streets throw snow onto sidewalks. Life for Thunder Bay pedestrians is tough enough without this. Snow sculpture carving is about to begin. Snow Days this weekend with Monday being Family … Read more
Thunder Bay Tuesday
Sun is rising earlier every day. I doubt if I will bother trying to take early morning sunrise photos as, by time I leave the house, the sun is too high. Had not started yet Colour or black and white? Yeas, it is cold this morning Trash in context Playing around with black and white … Read more
Thunder Bay – Monday – Valentine’s Day
Starting to haul the debris away from the Finnish Labour Temple property. Looks Like someone was out on the ice. Its probably safe but we are not allowed to walk out there. I believe that there should be a couple of weeks every winter where people can walk out there. Just check the ice thickness, … Read more