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Posts Tagged ‘weather’

Sun on Sails

Sun on Sails

March 10th 2013 – I took this last weekend, but it could have been taken yesterday too, the sun was out in full force most of the day.

The sails on the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre at Canada Place in Coal Harbour, Vancouver are always eye catching. I love their sweeping lines, and the way they reach for the sky. They catch the sunshine positively glow, they are so white they can hurt your eyes when the sun shines on them. But the shadows they create are so wonderful. The deep sweeps of the roofline collect darkness and generate …


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Fallen

Fallen

I took this shot a few weeks ago when we had a short cool snap. I won’t say cold, because I have friends who suffered temperatures of -30C and lower. Since the worst we had was around -5C, I’ll just call it “cool” and leave it at that.

But the frost does do some wonderful things to the plant matter lying around. I love the way it highlights the veins and edges of everything it touches.

Frost. I have always loved it. Cold, chilly, white traced mornings that bring the promise of cold days and blue skies. Frost is something …


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(358/366) Free Sunshine

(358/366) Free Sunshine

December 23, 2012 – Oh, please…sign me up! It tried to come out today, but the clouds mostly kept it at bay. :(

What does it mean?

Your guess is as good as mine. It was in the parking lot at Save on Foods.

A place that was decidedly more sane than Costco.

We figured we’d get to Costco right around opening and miss the rush. We thought wrong. The upper parking lot was full to capacity by shortly after 10am. Funny thing is, most other drivers just kept going in circles and getting agitated – we just went down a …


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(354/366) Slurpee City

(354/366) Slurpee City

December 19, 2012 – I don’t mind rain (too much if it doesn’t go on for too long). And I actually really like snow.

Put them together though, and I just want to know why Mother Nature can’t make up her mind!

Yesterday was entertaining from a travelling perspective, but today I was in the office.

Happily.

It was one of those days when it went from blizzard to rain outside my window, and I was fine until I had to go out and do some errands. Then I was in the mess that was downtown Vancouver. Rain and/or snow, …


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(346/366) Soggy Red Barn

(346/366) Soggy Red Barn

December 11, 2012 – Another rainy day out spawning sockeye salmon at Cultus Lake and a happy red barn in a very soggy field in the small community of Yarrow.

Why there is a boat in what is little more than a puddle is beyond me.

At this time of year it’s pretty much a guarantee that a field day will involve rain. I am glad that it’s a little warmer than it was at this time last year, though not a lot, and part way through the morning I still couldn’t really feel my fingers. But it’s still a …


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(302/366) Fallen

(302/366) Fallen

October 28, 2012 – Today started out hideously, then brightened up, enough that we decided to venture down to Granville Island. And once there, the day broke wide open and warmed delightfully!

After picking up our weekly produce and stocking up on some fresh Oyama sausages, we wandered around the island and basked in the warmth and beauty of the sunshine.

You have to take it when you can from now until May. And it makes the leaves stand out with such vibrance.


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(295/366) Here There Be Winter

(295/366) Here There Be Winter

October 21, 2012 – We looked up at the local mountains above us this morning and found a surprisingly low snow-line and a temperature of around 4C. I always enjoy the first snowfall, it’s always pretty, and it beats rain.


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(293/366) Misty Morning

(293/366) Misty Morning

October 19, 2012 – My travel schedule had changed part way through the week, but I still had two days on the Island, just not where I had originally planned. Rather than rebook my hotel for another closer to the facility I was visiting for day two, I just kept the reservation and drove back down Island this morning rather than yesterday afternoon. It meant that I had to get moving earlier, and leave in the dark, but I also got to see the world slowly materialize into the day. Sometimes it can be pretty. And I was grateful that …


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(292/366) Soggy

(292/366) Soggy

October 18, 2012 – October 18, 2012 – It feels as if we went from the middle of summer, right into late December. We went from sun and warmth and veritable drought, straight into monsoons.

It rained on the way to the ferry, it rained all the way across the Strait (at least I think it did, it was black out there), it rained all the way up Island, it rained all day at the hatchery, it’s still raining, and the forecast for the next 7 days contains virtually nothing but rain.

A major visual downside is that the leaves …


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(227/366) Follow your nose….and trust your heart

(227/366) Follow your nose

August 14, 2012 – I tried about a dozen things this evening, wasn’t happy with any of them. The shot was supposed to be of these really cool, super-old glasses of my Great-Uncle Jack. But then I turned and saw Loki, and the light, and his total ooziness in the sun just caught me instead.

I should have been packing, but I just felt like being out here in the sun with the cats. Sometimes you have to feed the need for a bit of relaxation before getting to the things you need to do.

I am off on some …


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(218/366) Watching and Waiting

(218/366) Watching and Waiting

August 5, 2012 – It is obscenely hot for the West Coast. We are wimps here, we figure that because we live in a temperature climate, we should really stay temperate all year round. And I’m a Northern girl, even when it got hot or cold (and it really got cold where I grew up, like really, really cold) it was dry, no humidity, so for some strange reason, it was tolerable. Toss in a smidge of humidity and I find it unbearable. Which is to say I become a bit of a snippy bitch.

We took an incredibly hot …


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(216/366) Super Stars

(216/366) Super Stars

August 3, 2012 – Honestly, I think we have the best little condo patio in the world. We catch that evening sunshine and enjoy every last moment of it, sipping wine and enjoying laughter together. OK, so it’s about more than the condo.

Nothing special for a photo today, just another random object shot to capture the magic of early evening sunshine coming in at that wonderful low side angle.

Short day at work today, I cut out at 2:30 to use up a few hours of OT that I was told to kill. Oh, and I have the next …


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(187/366) Shut up and slow down

(187/366) Shut up and slow down

July 5, 2012 – Gads the sun feels so good after all this time.

Two days in a row, this almost seems like a dream. People shed their gortex skin, their eyes need to adjust to the burning light, their skin turns shades of pink and red on exposure as they fail to think ahead and find the long forgotten tube of sunscreen as they rush about their business.

Meanwhile, every cat in the city finds the closest patch of sunlight and flops down to soak it up as only a cat knows how to do.

We should learn something …


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(186/366) Drunk on Sunshine

(186/366) Drunk on Sunshine

July 4, 2012 – After six months of rain (no, really!) when the sun comes out and has some warmth in it, every sane person in Vancouver heads for a patio for dinner. Us included.

It’s not a great picture, but you know what?

I don’t care.

And do you know why?

Because I am enjoying something that has become such a rare occurrence… the sun!!!

Some days you just have to let things go and enjoy what the day presents. I’ve spent two weeks agonizing over something, and finally came to a decision breaker that I will implement Friday. …


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(182/366) A Perfect 10

(182/366) A Perfect 10

June 30, 2012 – A perfect 10 on the yucky weather scale!

What a miserable June. We normally get around 229 hours of sunshine in June. This year, at June 26th, we had only reached 133 hours. Normally we see about 55mm of rain, over here we saw upwards of 100mm. We thought it was bad last year, but this year the stats show that we saw about 20mm more rain, and a mean temperature for the month of only 13.9C (a full degree lower than last June).

Hard to find inspiration and motivation on a soaking wet long weekend. …


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(181/366) Blissful Evenings

(181/366) Blissful Evenings

June 29, 2012 – After Kirk finished working today he decided it was a great day to install the new pre-amp and amplifiers he ordered out of the States, and which arrived today. Like a kid at Christmas, it meant that it HAD to be assembled. Of course that meant disassembling everything else. So out came reams of wire, every stitch of audio and visual gear. (For those of you that don’t know, Kirk is a major audio/visual nerd. He used to install home theatre systems and now designs systems and wholesales equipment). So before long, every spare surface in …


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(174/366) They say it’s summer….

(174/366) They say it's summer….

June 22, 2012 – Personally, I’m not so sure about that.

We’ve had a guest staying with us for the week, he got lucky, he had reasonable weather, and a couple of fairly nice days, for his stay. That was great for him because he was out hiking the North Shore Mountains every day. And although he did find copious amounts of snow still on the mountains, he stayed mostly dry.

And now that the weekend is here, so is the rain. I’m pretty sure he’s glad he’s leaving today.

Weekends seem to be cruel in Vancouver. Last weekend was …


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(168/366) Enough Already!

(168/366) Enough Already

June 16, 2012 – I know that rain is good. It keeps everything green and hydrated. We do live in a temperate rainforest. It keeps forest fires at bay. It fills up the reservoirs. I know it’s not technically summer for a few more days.

I get all that.

And I really do like rain. It’s peaceful. It provides a sense of calm and solitude.

But enough is enough already!

Can we have some decent weather?

Like, more than one day of it?

A few strung together would actually be a nice change of pace.


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(161/366) Loki Ginorma-Foot

(161/366) Loki Ginorma-Foot!

June 9, 2012 – I had a new all-season riding jacket to pick up in the USA today (it was ordered to replace two others and make a bit more room in the closet). I didn’t really feel like going down, and the weather was a little threatening on the North Shore this morning. But the shipping company isn’t open tomorrow, and I can’t get down again until next weekend, so I hopped on the bike, and Kirk jumped in the truck (he still can’t ride because of his shoulder) and down we went to pick it up and have …


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(160/366) The Sails

(160/366) The Sails

June 8, 2012 – Quite the shift in weather today. From sheets of rain pounding down, to sunshine making an unexpected showing late in the afternoon. One of the things they say about the West Coast is that if you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes. Some days that’s not far off the mark.

I was meeting a friend for a drink after work and on the walk down to Gastown the afternoon weather break made the sails at Canada Place shine against the sky.

I love this city under any circumstances, but when the sun is out, …


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