by back home
Recently we took a pleasant road trip up to visit our eldest daughter and her husband who live east of Kamloops. It is always a stunning drive along the Coquihalla Highway with its high mountain passes, still with lots of snow. It is hard to stop on the highway though I did take photos through the windows which I might show later though you may have seen some before. The first three above were taken at a rest stop where we ate our packed lunch. The last was taken in A & R’s yard the day after the light overnight snow was melting.
I was greatly struck by these as sort of archaeological or geologic images, not merely snow.
March 27, 2014 in Canada and BC, Nature, Photoworks by Marja-Leena
That’s the hand of nature at work.
Hattie, yes, I am always attracted by nature’s art!
All you need to complete the illusion is a crowd of tiny people in the foregrounds. Somehow, I can almost see them..
I’m delighted to know you enjoyed such a fine trip here at winter’s end.
Susan, indeed, except they should be cave people, hmm? Better than the kids and dogs that were jumping in the snow in exhiliration – probably from the south like us, just enjoying the novelty of snow.
Yes, it was a fine trip – will write more about the art exhibits we visited….