Down trees

 This was taken back in December just after the tree was blown down.

 I finally got to it with the chain saw.

This one was in the same area, so opened it up at the same time.
I was out for about 75 minutes. Some sunny breaks at -7 with a cold north wind.

Snowshoeing at Brudenell park.

 Today's snowshoeing group, eight of us.

 Looking out the inlet to the Brudenell river.

 Rest time on the trail.

 The bridge as seen from the trail.

Group photo on the of the walking bridges on the trail.
Sunny at -7 with a light wind.

Appin road

 Sunny at -5

 No ice in the creek yet.

I was out for over 2 hours and traveled 6 km/h

Cycling

 Today I cycled to Victoria Park, very little ice in the harbour.

 I then cycled the trail to the Bypass highway, packed snow in places.

 Other places the trail was bare. The city removes the snow on this section of the trail.
I the cycled the roads to Winsloe and the on home.

The North River as seen north of the bridge, some ice but still a lot of open water.
Sunny breaks at -5 with a 20-25 km/h west wind, so the wind chill would be around -10.
I really did not notice the wind until I was on the way home on the causeway.

Subday

I was in Montague for the afternoon visiting family. At home this evening watching curling

Wood lot

 I was to the wood lot in the afternoon, about the same amount of snow as home. It was easy going with the snowshoes.

 Some rabbit tracks, I saw them in four locations so seems to lots of rabbits. I also saw squirrel tracks and one fox tracks. Surprisingly no coyote tracks.
This tree is about 10-12 cm in diameter and looks like it was snapped off in the last wind storm.
It was overcast at -3 with a light wind.

 

Coyote tracks

 Late afternoon I was out on the snowshoes for 90 minutes, sunny but with the wind, the wind chill was -20.

 Lots of coyote tracks at this location at the edge of a wooded area.

 Seems like a gathering place for the pack.

The setting sun was high lighting the homes in the Sunrise Cove subdivision.