A misty scene of a lake through a mess of twigs. There appears to be a graceful long necked dinosaur about to take a sip from the lake just beyond the shrubs. It’s really a tree branch covered in varying clumps of moss.

Two thick tree trunks frame a view of a small pond with an evergreen forest on the other side. A little ways out from the shore the water turns to ice, most of the lake is frozen, in the middle of the photo a rope dangles. Quiet and still. Until summer returns and it gets back to swinging and flinging joyfully squealing people into the refreshing lake.

A small frozen lake with layers of fog and mist. In the foreground is a blurred mossy log with the winter skeletons of small plants. Across the lake is an evergreen forest. Midway across the lake is a small mossy island, barely more than a few inches out of the water, but it is home to optimistic shrubs and a small tree, just waiting for spring so they can burst their leaf buds.

Through a frame of cedar branches hangs a larger tree branch covered generously and gracefully with old man’s beard hanging moss. It hangs in long tendrils reaching towards the lake below. It is delicate and beautiful like long flowing hair or pieces of delicate lace or flowy ethereal fabric.

I am very behind on photos. Wish I could attach more than 4 to a post, but here we are. These are from a tiny little magical puddle called Findlay Lake. #inacessibleviews #exploreBC #northernBC #beautifulbritishcolumbia #exploreterrace