The First Signs of Spring – Photo Friday #10

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Welcome back to Photo Friday!

It’s finally April, and the first signs of spring are starting to appear in Central Ontario. This image, taken in the Algonquin Highlands, Canada on April 2, 2021 shows that the temperature is rising, the snows are melting, and the lakes are finally thawing. Although it will more than likely be a few weeks until the lakes are fully open, its nice to see the water appearing along the shoreline and the ice retreating.

I’m definitely looking forward to getting back out here once university is all wrapped up for the term, and to do more exploring this summer. Warmer, sunnier days are just around the corner, and more posts documenting them will be sure to follow.

See you next week!

Algonquin Highlands, Ontario, Canada (ca. April 2021)

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2 thoughts on “The First Signs of Spring – Photo Friday #10”

  1. Spring is finally here! Sure, the trails are a bit muddy this time of the year, but it’s nice to see the trees starting to bud and wildflowers starting to grow. Hope you’re able to get out today as it’s supposed to be quite warm.

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