The view from my window

[Herbaceous]

Hat and gloves? (I know mittens but not touques)

I misspelled it above, it’s toque (also spelled tuque).

It’s another Canadian-ism - a toque is a knitted hat one wears in the winter. I believe Americans call it a “beanie”. Toque is the common term here. If someone looks cold, one might ask them “where’s your toque, eh?”

 

[TastyReuben]

I misspelled it above, it’s toque (also spelled tuque).

It’s another Canadian-ism - a toque is a knitted hat one wears in the winter. I believe Americans call it a “beanie”. Toque is the common term here. If someone looks cold, one might ask them “where’s your toque, eh?”

It’s also what MrsT and her sisters call it, being northern border girls at heart.

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

The view from the restaurant window that we had linner (late lunch/early dinner) at today.
As we were waiting for our meals, down it came!
The weather forecast had predicted snow later on, not as early as this

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Just after sunrise this morning.

It looks great, but brown and if you look more closely at the dams, you'll see the left hand on its almost dry and the right hand one is low.

It's harder to tell how low the right hand one is unless you look carefully at the right hand end under the tree. It's about 2-2½m lower than it should be. Everything is waiting for rain.

 

[badjak]

Almost from my window...
Couple of evenings ago