This photo is of Bow Lake just off the Icefields Parkway.
Photo Credit: karenwithak CC=nc-nd-flickr.
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9 comments:
Looks beautiful, Barbara, but I wouldn't like to try to walk across it!
How perfectly glorious!
Happy new year to you!
So crisp and inviting.
Raph, one never knows just how thick the ice is over a winter unless it has been very cold [-20F] for ten days or more.
Trish and Rob, winter is a lovely time of year. I prefer a great quantity of snow.
Leah, I can see having a refreshing cup of coffee from a thermos to ease the chill.
It looks nice from my nice warm office.
Leah and Charles both have my lines of thought.
A beautiful place to meditate Barbara, if it was possible to stop shivering long enough.
快乐星期天！
Pam, one is dressed in layers at this time of year, preferably with a warm cotton/wool fuzzy blend next to the skin. Full body long-johns come to mind, preferably in the colour 'red'.
Cloudia, a visit to your end of the world would warm up most and lull them to sleep in sun drenched beaches and palms, but this crisp air and clear skies does wonders for the soul.
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