This is ice fishing in my rural Canadian village at 4C-no we donβt do anything different to other places... π just catch different fishπ¦
I like it here because it reminds me of wide open spaces despite the mountains - they are like 50-60km away in a different province.... itβs very quiet and calming....
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Hope everyone has a place they can go even mentally to find the inner calm they need to tackle the hard stuff like daily living even...
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No dirt paths they claim are roads are ice rinks more or less... flip flops donβt have that great of traction... itβs more a crampons type of day but by all means could be Velcro sandals with crampons - why not? π
The trick is Buy a pair 2 sizes too small so your toes hang over the front ...can get some momentum up hills ....then just relax and slide on the way down ....what kind of fish do they catch?
ya those oh so reliable and safe toe nail brakes... ππ not so comforting unless of course you drive a car like Fred Flinstone??? Perhaps toenail brakes are the norm for you... πππ€£
In the south of the UK we do not get snow very often.
We do have some hot summers and I get to wild swim in the little wooded coves when we drop anchor for the day. See seals, cormorants and lots of wading birds.
What are Chickadees by the way? What other wildlife do you see up there? It must be an amazing environment.
Chickadees are small little birds about the size of a finch... their teeets sound like chick Dee Dee Dee... they are very tame and will eat sunflower seeds out of your hands. Must be cool to live so close to the sea and channel. I would love to live in outer Hebrides personally.
Love the photo π
Although Iβm in the uk I have been fortunate to visit Canada (Nova Scotia ) many times π winter , fall and summer..love it ! π
I have nice places here in uk ,near to a lake that I often go to walk, it really helps to be in nature
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