Finding the light where one can.
Some of my readers may think that I have a thing
about the weather: I do.
When one lives in a place where sometimes the sun
doesn’t appear for what seems like months on end (generally from November
through April if it’s a bad year), one does tend to fixate a bit on the current
state of the weather: shades of gray become interesting; a possible lifting of
the fog a topic to be discussed ad nauseum (what else is a blog for?); and the
potential of sun a great event. The possibility of snow would be welcomed about
now as we have had unusually warm days, more rain than normal and in general
even taking apart the shades of gray is less attractive.
So one looks for the odd brighter moment, such as
the one below: I was out walking in the natural reserve that Reuters
contributed to in return for the land to build their headquarters last weekend.
The odd bits of blue made a lovely contrast to the ambient shades of gray.
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| Recreation of the former swamps along the Seymaz river |
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