One thing I’ve noticed is that every time I walk the park trails I see something different. It doesn’t seem to matter how many times I look at, and photograph the same view, there’s always something new in it.

This time, walking the trail yielded a couple of views I’ve never seen before because usually when I’m down here there is so much growth that you can’t really see what’s actually on the banks. I had no idea that there were all these little run-off areas that fed into the river before now. It was really nice to see the snow melting and running down the banks. :)

And another sure sign of spring… the geese are arriving! I tried to get them actually coming in for their landing, but I wasn’t fast enough.

And just to add the icing on the cake … two non-photographic signs of spring… I slept with the windows open last night for the first time in months, and heard doves outside my window when I woke up this morning. Makes me very happy indeed that things are finally starting to warm up a bit around here. :)

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Have a wonderful day!

I’m not sure if I’m out of words today, or just saving them up for Monday when I start really putting my nose to the grindstone and cranking out the content I’ve been procrastinating on for the last several weeks.

I always get a burst of energy around the turning of the seasons, and this week I’ve been really itching to get going and get things done. The speed of the flowing water really fits my mood these days, even though these photos don’t really capture just how fast the river was moving.

For more great reflections be sure to visit Weekend Reflections, hosted by James.

Have a great weekend!

The Thursday Challenge for this week is “High or Low” so I dug up these old shots of downtown Peterborough taken from the roof of the parking garage.

Be sure to check out the high and low perspectives from other Thursday Challenge participants too.

Have a wonderful day!