Lake Erie: April 03, 2010

Port Stanley: Harbour – 5:15 PM. After another warm, gentle day the wind blew up as a front moved in and attempted to pick the beach up and move it eastward. 

Port Stanley: Harbour – 5:15 PM. The water got very choppy but without very large waves that can come with a strong south west wind.

Port Stanley: Harbour – 6:00 PM. the storm blew through very quickly, with little rain to show for it - barely enough drops to spread out and cover everything.

Port Stanley: Harbour – 6:30 PM. Everything calmed down for a beautiful evening.

Lake Erie: April 02, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. A day of warmth and calm that would be a welcome surprise on the May long week-end, let alone a very early April Good Friday. The whole neighbourhood was out just wandering around, enjoying the day and getting caught up with each-other after the winter. 

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. The day stayed warm and the Lake and sky grew less and less distinguishable.

Lake Erie: April 01, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 11:30 AM. A warm, beautiful, gentle day.

Port Stanley: East side – 11:30 AM. Resistance is futile. 

Port Stanley: East side – 11:30 AM. A room with a view. 

Port Stanley: East side – 11:30 AM.

Lake Erie: March 31, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 5:30 PM. The tips of the trees are starting to blush in a soft magenta with the new growth. 

Port Stanley: East side – 5:30 PM. Blue on blue. 

Lake Erie: March 30, 2010

Port Stanley: Harbour – 10:15 AM.

Port Stanley: Harbour – 7:30 PM.

Lake Erie: March 29, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 9:45 AM. A calm, glassy morning.

 

South End of Graham Road: 12:15 PM.

South End of Graham Road: 12:15 PM.

Lake Erie: March 28, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 9:45 AM. The geese don't seem to mind a rainy day.

 

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. It rained all day. The grass is actually growing and all things botanical are surging forth. 

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. Is it still called "atmospheric" when the rain is drooling down the back of your neck?