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A little late but as it does every year, Spring emerged and showed off the colours that makes it my favourite season. Between showers and storms, I was able to get out and enjoy a little sunshine, along with some much-needed exercise. Of course, I also took photos. This is a selection of my photos posted to social media in March.

 

Sure signs of Spring 🙂 Crocuses at Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, Canada.

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Just when I thought Spring was here, we had the heaviest snowfall of the season on the West Coast of Canada. With the snow and rain, I didn’t get out much in February. You’ll see some Winter photos here but I also look back to trips in Summer and Autumn. Of course, I look ahead to Springtime too. This is a selection of photos posted to my social media in February.

 

A beautiful Winter’s sunset from the pier and beach in White Rock, Canada.

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My New Year started off in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia, Canada, just after an ice storm. While the area recovered from power outages, fallen branches, and trees, I was able to marvel in the beauty before the thaw. Seeing a Bobcat from a safe distance on New Year’s Day was another thrill. You’ll see photos from that and more. This is a selection of my photos posted to social media in January.

 

After the ice storm… beautiful scenes at Mill Lake in Abbotsford, Canada

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It’s already March and I’m very late with this post. I’ll get straight to it. This is a selection of my photos posted to Social media in December.

 

A favourite drive 🙂
From my trip earlier in the Autumn to the Canadian Rockies, this is Cathedral Mountain from the Yoho Valley Road in Yoho National Park.

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I had always wanted to see the Larch Valley in Banff National Park in its golden splendor. Although I had been to the Larch Valley previously, it was in August and you don’t realize what you’re missing in the Autumn. I’m glad I went as it would be among my best ever visits to the Canadian Rockies. Amazing and beautiful! And crowded too!

Whenever you visit the Canadian Rockies at the end of September, you could have early Winter conditions or warm, Spring-like days. There was snow and cold the week before our visit but we was lucky to arrive to sunny skies. The Moraine Lake parking lot was full early so we had to take the shuttle from the Lake Louise overflow campground along the Trans Canada Highway. Make sure you give yourself time as there may be a wait for the shuttle both ways.

We’ll start here, on the edge of Moraine Lake facing the Tower of Babel.

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I usually don’t get outdoors too much in November and this past one was no exception. Typically, it’s stormy in Vancouver and I’m a fair weather walker and hiker. I’m grateful that I had many photos that I had never posted before. This is a selection of my photos posted to social media in November.

 

I love these Autumn colours 🙂
From my visit earlier in the Autumn to the Canadian Rockies, facing the Sundance Range from the edge of Vermillion Lakes in Banff National Park.

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