All one could see was the haze. We have been warned already with regards to the amount of ash clouds that have come our way as just as just a few days ago, British Columbia’s forest fires clouded their air and then started to move eastwards. Not typical if you ask me. But it was expected. I have never seen it where fires from so far away have been taken by the jet stream and have been able to come this far. I spoke to my brother in Edmonton last night and he is on his inhaler. Edmonton was hit very hard but then again Alberta is right next to these fires.
This has been a very different year. One of an seemingly, a extraordinary time of weather yet we can look at the last two years and say it has been very rare. No one has control over their weather. One just takes it as it comes, but yet there is the very good possibility that this shall all be gone. As an Indian summer could very well happen. You never can predict the weather but hope at this time of the year that the Indian that represents this year lived a long life.
Yet there is rain, there is the cool to the warm and the unknown of what this very next month shall bring. Yet you can hear the birds, it’s too early for migration so we shall allow nature to take its very own course.
lovely peaceful photo:)
ReplyDeleteIt's been very different with this flow of smoke coming all from British Columbia.
ReplyDeleteYour air looks positively clean. You should be here in the heart of it.
ReplyDeleteI know I have read all about it, who would figure this would have taken place Ken. We do have a smoke haze that came over last night. But nothing like where you are there in B.C.
ReplyDeleteThe smoke haze from BC made our sun orange.
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful.
Rain is a coming Sunday.
I think if we humans would get our act together, there be a trickle down effect on nature.
ReplyDeleteIt's how mother nature's treating us back, and, yep, we should put our acts together before it becomes too late
ReplyDeleteLooks cool.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Photographs, So peaceful and you have captured some great angles.
ReplyDeleteThe Volcano and subsequent ash cloud have been causing havoc wind direction and thermal currents, who knows what is to follow!
When Mother Nature decides to get her revenge, watch out eh. Have to admit there is some upside to this ash, The Sunsets are wonderful.
Have a stunning weekend.
Yeah, I never thought it would go so far yet it did.
ReplyDeleteDJ, nature seeming is that indicator of something in some manner. It cleared today and now we are just looking at some overnight rain.
ReplyDeleteThere is no controlling her, and despite all that is said with what we do to illuminate some things. I think she works within her own manner. Very unpredictable yet it's that way we have existed for.....
ReplyDeleteKaren don't you know. All I can say is that I hope that the next four weeks is rather nice...we will see what happens.
ReplyDeleteI met up with some relatives and with one in particular it was a blast.
However, on weather it would be nice to be able to predict it :)
A great weekend to you as well Karyn.
hope everyone stays safe and well!
ReplyDeleteIt has blown over now - which was good :)
ReplyDeletevery good indeed!
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