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I came home early afternoon Monday and with me arrived the extreme cold. I had over-nighted in Calgary where the temperatures had already slipped. Regina was considerably warmer at – 7 C but that didn’t last long. Yesterday we woke up to -15 C and today to -25 C with the windchill.

True to my own motto to search for and find colour no matter where and when I braved the neighbourhood yesterday and today. I walked to Loney’s Beach via the road and made my way back on the frozen lake pushing my sense of adventure…

I am busy downloading my last images from Germany and am actively preparing more posts of sights and impressions from my time with family.

Today I have some images from Rheinbach, a quaint village we visited on November 27th. Check out the story on my travel blog here. That should warm you up after the chilly images from today’s walk.

07 Dec This entry was published on December 7, 2016 at 1:51 pm. It’s filed under Contemplative Photography, Creativity Update, Journaling, Landscape photography, Miksang, Motivational, Nature photography, Nature's Art, Photography, staying in touch, Travel and tagged Buffalo Pound Lake - SK, daily walks, icy conditions, Rheinbach - Grmany, searching for colour in a winter landscape. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.