9:30 a.m. St. Mary Lake
A winter morning captured during ‘the morning commute’.
The Wet Season
1:55 p.m. near Southey Point
It’s sometimes hard to tell when the wet season begins and ends on Salt Spring Island. However the recent couple of deluge days left no doubt that we’re in it. There was water where I’d not seen it (going back 30 yrs or so), and more water than usual in places where you expect to see water after a couple of big rains.
Another View of Crofton Mill
5:50 p.m. A different angle.
Looking back from the north-western shores of Salt Spring Island toward Crofton and the mill on Vancouver Island.
To see previous posts related to Crofton, just enter crofton in the search box on the bottom of today’s website post.
hint: if you are reading this in the daily email, did you know you can just click on the image to get directly to the website?
(of course, that’s only true when I remember to the link the image to the day’s post)
Abandoned, I think
Sometimes there are signs of life around this place as it seems there’s still a bit of farming going on. But the now-drooping Christmas lights didn’t come on this year and the plastic covering the door the openings has give up the ghost. The two duck sculptures however are still on display on the lower left window ledge.
At the Piano
3:10 p.m. GISS Music Performance Dress Rehearsal at ArtSpring Theatre
I noticed an interesting reflection as this student played the piano.
The show takes place tonight. There are some stunning voices this semester, tons of energy and talent, lots of fun and a great many wow moments.
See also this post on the SD64 website.
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