Sunday Scenes

I was restless this morning, wanted to rearrange furniture, toss everything away and run out and rack up credit card debt on new stuff. A sure sign I just needed to get out of the house with my camera for some "therapy."

So off I went to Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, for a very chilly scenic walk. I wisely wore a few layers of clothing, but could have used my fleece-lined snow pants. I took winter pics along the same walk two years ago, about the same time of year. So I'm good till 2012. LOL.

Part of the harbour, with the maximum security penitentiary in the background. A room with a view.

I don't know what this sculpture is supposed to be. Sails?

I thought this sign for ice was quite amusing.



Don't the supports remind you of elephant legs?


No one has to pay for ice right now, there's plenty to be had for free!





There were plenty of filled bird feeders around; there are lots of apartments and condos in the area and the waterfront walk is well-used.

Not sure what the stones on the ice represent. I assume someone placed them there as "art."

I couldn't get any lower to the ground for this snapshot without lying flat on my stomach, and I wasn't dressed for that.

That's still the prison in the background.



The ducks were eating the grain that had spilled from the feeder.


One of the males lay claim to the female and the food and kept chasing the other male away when he'd get too close to the grain.

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Comments

Old Kitty said…
Hi

Ye godesses it's cold where you are! I expected to see polar bears in your pics!

Good for you for using your creative outlet instead of the retail therapy urge! Aw that poor little bird and the ducks feedin' fightin' and lovin' under the bird feeders.

I can't believe it's all frozen over.

Beautiful pics as always - even the prison looming large like that. And yes, the supports do look like elephants' legs. :-)

I was also quite partial to the spontaneous rock art formation. LOL!

Take care and wrap up warm!

x
Poppy Q said…
Your pictures are great, but it sure looks chilly. We feel bad for moaning about our cool summer. Today is 14 degrees C, and I am having to wear winter merinos and long socks.

Keep warm and toasty.