Yes, it’s dark and dank, and wet and windy. But here in the Land of the Long Spring, there’s only a few weeks to go before the first shoots and buds. Keep moving towards the light.
Lost Lagoon, 4:15 pm, January 6, 2008
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Actually, Gord, I saw the first snowdrop in my yard today. Hooray, Spring!
Hooray, snowdrops!
We were in Stanley Park the same afternoon, enjoying the Aquarium. I don’t think we drove by Lost Lagoon on the way out (at roughly 3:3o) but English Bay sure looked amazing.
Beautiful photograph!