Much as I complain about the weather I always try to keep in mind the fact that this cool wetness is exactly what our temperate rain forests need to thrive. And when I visit places like McKenzie Creek in Thetis Lake Regional Park I willingly accept the cold drizzle that characterizes this climate for much of the year.
Monday, January 24, 2011
McKenzie Creek
Much as I complain about the weather I always try to keep in mind the fact that this cool wetness is exactly what our temperate rain forests need to thrive. And when I visit places like McKenzie Creek in Thetis Lake Regional Park I willingly accept the cold drizzle that characterizes this climate for much of the year.
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Beautiful. This feels almost 'animated'.
ReplyDeleteIt's true, this is the time of year when the water really is running. The waterfall at Witty's Lagoon must be going full-tilt right now.
Very lush! Love the feathery look of the water too. To think the rest of the country is in a deep freeze and we still have green plants.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm glad you linked this to your May 24th post. Both are gorgeous!
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