
The library, as presented in a partially frozen puddle yesterday morning. The melting frost on the pavement reflected a beautifully blue sky.
Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron

The library, as presented in a partially frozen puddle yesterday morning. The melting frost on the pavement reflected a beautifully blue sky.

The backdoor of Salt Spring Natureworks always interests me as I walk by. Not sure why. And not sure if I’m a fan of the open/shut thing. Nothing wrong with ‘shut’ really, it’s just a synonym for closed I suppose.

Here’s a dose of cold, harsh light of day as we close the gate on February.
Lots of gates on Salt Spring like this one: almost always open, a chain but no lock, seen better days, repaired a few times, and growing some moss and left-over green slime from a dark winter.
Looking forward to March, Daylight Savings Time on the 10th, unofficial start to the allergy season and at the end of the month, Easter Weekend and the official start of the tourist season. :)

Down, but not out. Looks like it comes with a spare hood. BYO windshield.

The SD64 Gulf Islands Maintenance Centre after everyone’s gone home for the day.
Photographs of Salt Spring Island and areas reachable by ferry and road (and sometimes off-road).