Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
8:12 a.m. to 8:13 a.m.
I’m liking the way 2016 is shaping up. This is three out of three days with fine morning light. With a layer of frost and some sea fog today. But above zero at sunrise. The sun seemed to suddenly hop up out of the sea. Then, a minute later, it slid up to disappear behind the clouds. Shortest sunrise on record. But superb show.
8:15 a.m. Ganges
Earlier it looked like we were in for a dull morning, but the clouds moved southward, the sun rose straight down the harbour and illuminated a golden layer of sea fog.
Seahorse once again plays a role.
With the island now under water, I think it’s safe to say the drought of 2015 is over.
It’s time to start building home systems to capture and store winter and spring rains for summer use.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Standing guard against ominous clouds in Ganges Harbour, Seahorse witnesses the first morning of winter 2015/16
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The Rainbow Road Pool and slightly frozen pond. And that’s the end of the November freeze, the clear blue skies and the frosty mornings.