Last week in Coastal BC we had storms move through that left us with several centimetres of snow on the ground.
I was at the cabin during two of them. Here are the results.
So I enjoy it when I can get it.
Thanks for visiting part of my world this week. For more great posts from Our World Tuesday, click here. -- Margy
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Powell Lake
Thursday, March 29
Cabins float in a cut-off fjord of British Columbia’s south coast. One man tackles an on-going dream to construct a floating cabin on Powell Lake, from the water up – not his first, but his finest. Read Cabin Number 5 by Wayne J. Lutz and experience it for yourself.
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Up the Winter Trail, Up the Strait, Up the Airway, Farther Up the Lake Farther Up the Main
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Cabin Number 5
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16 comments:
Great shots margy! - one day I'm going to get the chance to poke my head into the Hole-in-the-Wall!
Ah, dear. We have a foot, een after a day of 7+C.
Wow, enjoyed the movie. Where in Powell River are you located? Such a beautiful spot.
I actually really miss snow. I love the feeling of settling in and reading a book while it comes down outside :) thanks for sharing
Great shot and nice movie ...we had quite a bit of snow...
Stunning shots, that's a beautiful place.
Wonderful photos, Margy. The snow seems to bring out the beauty of the terrain.
K
I love it Margy! The lake is so pristine and the mountains look like just being sprinkled with fresh powder!
It all looks so lovely. Essex is very flat so I do envy you your views xxx
It's so pretty. Your cabin is in a beautiful location. Hope you are keeping warm!
Great shots and movie.
What a beautiful place.
Thanks for sharing.
Mette
What a wonderful scene.
Beautifully captured too.
Beautiful scenery with snow, - great shots!
Wow, what a gorgeous scene. Your cabin has a beautiful view. Great photos.
So beautiful, Margy. I think you got just the right amount of snow. :)
Lovly pictures Margy. I sure hope I can be at the cabin when it snows...one day!
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