The ice has finally open up in the Britannia area to make open water space for the wind addicted crowd to get their fix. The wind, waves and sun made for a great time out […]
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Fresh snow, surfs up!
March is going out like a lion, loads of snow and freezing rain on the way to round out the weekend. I dropped by Sewer wave to grab some new images of the landlocked surfing […]
Sewer Wave – 20250323
Cold but sunny day for the landlocked surfing crowd at Sewer Wave. Not as much ice coming down river today, loads to come as the ice pack further up river starts to break.
Spring is in the air!
Warmer days, longer light and quickly disappearing snow! Happy to have winter in the rearview mirror as we head into the warmer season. A few frames from Blakney and the Mill of Kintail.
Sugarbush wanders
Spring is here and the sap is running in the maple forests in the Ottawa area. We dropped into Fultons Sugarbush for a hike and to buy some of their tasty maple syrup.
Warm and slushy on the River
The temperature was up today in Ottawa, +13C, and the spring melt has begun. I dropped by Britannia early this evening and post-holed my way out onto the river. Ice cold slush almost up to […]
Windblown fun on the Ottawa river
The snow has firmed up on the river after the past warming and freezing spells that we have experienced over the past week. I spent a few hours out on the river today making some […]
Hockey Night in Kanata
We enjoyed a night of professional hockey cheering for our Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire centre as they took on the San Jose Sharks. Ottawa got the win , 5-3 at the final buzzer. […]
Wind Addicted fun on the Ottawa river
March rolled into Ottawa with lots of fresh snow and really powerful winds today. I hooked up with the windaddicted crowd at Britannia to capture some images of all the fun.
Urban snowshoe adventure
A gloomy grey Saturday begged for some sort of winter fun. We grabbed our snowshoes and headed into the city to walk along the Quebec side of the Ottawa river near the Canadian Museum of […]
