Winter Wind
By Stéfan.
The thermometer suggested above freezing temperatures but it did not factor the northwest winter wind. It was important to factor the wind given its stinging power. Yes, it was cold.
In a wintry Woodbine Park, dried grasses were swaying in the February blasts. Even between gusts, the grasses did not stop moving on account of their shivering. Beyond the grasses, the wind was bending the branches of frozen trees to the point of making them creak. Even the power lines were undulating. Yes, it was cold.
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Undulating power lines in Woodbine Park, Toronto 2011-02-14
Wind bent branches in Woodbine Park, Toronto 2011-02-14
Swaying grasses in windy Woodbine Park, Toronto 2011-02-14
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The swaying grasses are absolutely lovely against the blue sky – very soft and pretty.
L’hiver est une dure saison mais le ciel bleu et le vent , faisant valser les herbe et les arbres dénudés apportent une belle couleur bleu ainsi qu’une vie à ce paysage au couleurs marron de mort . La nature attend patiemment de revivre afin d’apporter sa palette de renaissance.