Enjoying the beauty of British Columbia in the springtime.

First day of spring! It's a beautiful day! Appreciating the change of seasons. We still have lots of snow, the warmth from the sun can be felt.

Following the path of my Celtic Ancestors. As a Celtic Shamanic practitioner, I am so grateful I get to live on the land. Everyday provides an opportunity to connect in harmony with the elements around me. Today it was with Air. Warmer Air. Memories of summer walks in the fields.

So many birds at the feeder. I go through so much birdseed. Lots of Pine and Evening Grosbeaks, plus a few bluejays.
#feedthebirds #winter #birdwatching #Sask

Another cold start to the morning. The old threshing machine looks like an elephant in the snow. Blue sky and bright sun help to make the day seem warmer.
#winter #heritage #threshingmachine #sunshineinwinter #harmonywithnature

Started a new knitting pattern. Swattlowtail. A free shawl pattern on Ravelry. My own hand dyed yarn, Celtic Raven Fibres. Fingering weight.
#knitting #celticravenfibres #indiedyer #handknits #farmlife
#Sask

-40 here this morning. Staying cosy by the woodstove. Watching the fire and knitting. Drinking tea. A relaxing start to the day. Made sure the bird feeders were full. #birds #cold #woodheat #winterweather #sask

My metal raven. Blue sky. Sunshine. -28 this morning. I get out there and get all my bird feeders filled up. Black Sunflower seed and high energy suet. So much enjoyment from watching the birds. #birdfeeding #livingwithnature #canadianwinter #selfsustaibable #arteverywhere

Tonight at the creek. Momma moose and her baby. Always a magical moment to see these creatures in the wild.

Dragons in winter! Winter walking. Who cares if it's -25. You can dress for it, right?

After many years of living from one side of Canada to the other we moved to the family farm in NE Saskatchewan. Living our best self sustainable life style. Join us on our journey to celebrate our successes and cry and laugh with us over our mistakes. Oh yes, we are retired. Time to relax a bit.