story #1
With the sun rising earlier since the time change, I don't have to wait forever to get out the door, hit the secondary highway then begin hiking to be in place as the day dawns by lighting up the sky. The panorama photo shows my view as I began to descend into the valley at Glenbow Ranch. The Bow River was calling me so that's where I aimed. There were only a few slices of ice, what was lacking in quantity made up for in quality. With the sun well above the horizon, I noticed the day old Super Beaver Moon still shone bright as seen in the left middle photo. It was a beautiful morning to immerse myself in the sunrise while the deer were immersing themselves in searching for breakfast.
story #2
The third knitted slipper is complete which means I now have a pair. If you have been following along for a couple of months then you know the first slipper was a disaster. The second one which is to the left turned out quite good, the third slipper is perfect. What's that saying "third time's a charm!" I'm in a groove again and ready to start another knitting project.





Well done on the slipper. You will be super cosy now. As always I love your paintings and amazing scenery. B x
ReplyDeleteI have been living in the slippers while at home these days!
DeleteHello Alexandra,
ReplyDeleteI love your eaglet and egg paintings, well done. Your slippers look warm and cozy.
Beautiful captures of the sunrise, landscapes, the selfie and the deer.
Take care, happy Friday! Have a great weekend.
Thank You Eileen! Loving my slippers!
DeleteI think “Eddie the Eaglet” …remember Eddie the Eagle from the Calgary Winter Olympic Games? ❤️Norma
ReplyDeleteYes I remember Eddie the Eagle! I was fortunate to get tickets to see him jump at COP! That will not be the name used for my Eaglet!
DeleteLOL I too remember Eddie the Eagle ... but I do like your Eaglet.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I forget each year, how early it seems to me for ice to be forming on the lakes. Your winter is so long, so I understand your enjoyment of these warmer days, but that means our summers are also much warmer. Ugh! Not good.
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