After the Jan 10-11 Cold Snap we enjoyed a couple of days of snow, resulting from an invasion of wet air from the Gulf and some wet air from evaporation off of Lake Huron/Georgian Bay.

Starting to insulate the upper surface of Byng Inlet ice,  making future snowmobilers unhappy:

The spruce trees, including this one at Reynold’s Rock are loading up:

The distant shores of Big Lake are obscured:

The tamarack/(dead) black spruce swamps are filling with snow.

This photograph is worth clicking on … to see the snowflakes against the sky, against the leafless trees and against the foreground snowbank:

Still River Road:

Still River Road, again, looking across the CPR tracks to see the wind-driven snow.

Across the road from my place.   Delicate, even when snowing hard.

A hundred feet further on:

Returning, following my tracks back out:

The next day, an opportunity to enjoy the snow sculptures in the neighbourhood:

Winter scenes are always changing, providing great opportunities for photographers.