I will probably post more Paris pictures when I have no news from home but currently I am in the throes of spring chores. I returned from Paris to a cottage with no snow but still ice on the lake and ice under the sand.
First laker that I have seen, picking it's way through the ice.
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It has been gradually breaking up during the last couple of weeks |
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At this point just ice along the nearest sandbar. |
The prevailing current takes the ice towards the East, to go over Niagara Falls, and a westerly wind helps in that direction. However an easterly brings it to a halt or pushes it back towards the other end of the lake. I suspect the same pieces of ice have been back and forth in front of the cottage a number of times. I am so easily entertained.
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Makes for some interesting shapes |
Sorry, got sidetracked by the ice. The first chore, of course, was unpacking which Rasta insisted on helping me with.
Then there was laundry:
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Just checking that its spinning correctly |
After the post travel chores there were the spring cottage chores. Primarily; the snow fence and plywood boards had to be removed so that the area can be bulldozed. There is a deadline, set by the Ministry of Natural Resources, for this, so there is some urgency to this chore.
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Neighbours helped me remove the snow fence and some of the boards during the last snow storm of the season (we hope!) |
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Christine and Jason came down for the Easter weekend and helped me remove the rest of the plywood wall and the posts that held it in place. |
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With some furniture moved out of the garage we enjoyed the first, well deserved, drinks on the deck |
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And finally, if you wondered how Rasta felt about being at Simon and Danielle's for 2 weeks. He caught 3 mice, harassed the dog and got them up early. Back at the cottage, he has now adopted the downstairs bed as his own. |
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