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The wind wasn’t biting today, so an opportunity to enjoy the ice-coated lakeside was too good to pass up.
Most Torontonians are tired of the lengthy winter we’ve been having, but when I look out at the lake, I wouldn’t want to do without this season. It has its charm, and the snow pack will greatly help the trees later on. Our urban canopy took a hit during the ice storm, with many mature trees suffering broken limbs. A good, deep watering by slowly melting snow will help many of them to recover.
Canada’s national rodent takes its toll, too. There must be a pun available about winter’s bite. Should I make one? Gnawwww.