Here are some scenes I captured a couple of weeks ago when our backyard bay was full of ice and “bergy bits”. Maisie and Vivian, being the naturally curious creatures they are, simply had to take a closer look. On tentative paws and their noses in the air, smelling the invigorating ocean breeze, they took me along…
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A wonderful post – in my very different corner of the world (we get ice, but never ice-floes) the cats stay resolutely domestic when snow intervenes in their social life. They rarely venture outdoors, let alone go exploring! Great pictures, and very evocative. I feel warmer already!
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Hey Frederick, thanks for visiting one of my older posts. My cats are five years older now and not so impressed with the spring ice as they used to be. I guess living as indoor pets up to that point when we moved here made them all the more curious about their unique surroundings. Nice to look back on these photos though. Thanks!
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very nice post… 😉
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Thanks!
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Yikes! They don’t get too close to the water to……fall in? Beautiful scenery. Of course, the cats…..beautiful is a given.
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Nope, they’ve never fallen in. Thank you!
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Hi Jennifer,
Thanks for liking my post “Stop the presses…” It’s getting very exciting (if you couldn’t tell!) the closer we get to publication.
Bruce
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I would be pretty thrilled too, Bruce, if I was about to be published. Congrats!!!
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Wow. These are great photos. I love cats, but the landscape in Your lovely photo is gorgeous.
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Thank you. When you have great scenery, it’s easy to get great shots. Glad to hear you love cats!
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Great shots of the ice. The ice is beautiful this time of year.
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Thank you. The ice is virtually gone from this particular shore now, but it sure was pretty while it lasted.
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Yeah, it looks like spring has finally arrived.
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Hi Jennifer,
Just wonderful photographs. I’ve been up there in spring and winter as well as summer and I think I like late winter best. (I probably could use some therapy.) These photos take me right back up there, especially on Fogo Island.
Thanks for the great images.
Bruce
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Thanks, Bruce. I’ve been to Fogo Island, and found it beautiful as well. Newfoundland has so much to offer when it comes to stunning scenery.
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