There's nothing like walking along a harbour or shore line when the ice is just freezing over. Where the waves will still move it but the ice is just thick enough to hold a semblance of shape. It cracks, moves and grinds against each sheet and the sound is hauntingly eerie. This is what I heard as we walked along the boardwalk at Harbour Front. Checking out the ice build up on the boats, watching the skaters on a rink and generally freezing our butts off. Worth it for the experience and the harsh light at times.
Finishing off with the Salmon Run, we wandered over to the Steam Whistle brewery. Always a popular stop. Hung out, warmed up, sampled some brew, then it was down to the water front to see what was happening there.
Wait! I found some other pictures that I forgot to upload. Just tidying up some ends from the weekend and on to more stuff next week. Shots from the Saturday and Sunday that I had on another camera. The hostel I stayed at, group shots, ice sculptures, funning around. Good stuff. Next week it's back to photo walks.
And that's it from the walk, sort of. There are a few pictures I took before it while wandering around. Mostly of sculptures and monuments. That will be for another day, once I get caught up with my other photo walks. Have great weekend, and see you all next week.