This is looking toward the northwest from the hill immediately behind the farmhouse. I had finished my chores and wanted to try to do something lasting. With the cold northwesterly winds, snowsqualls had developed off Georgian Bay. We pretty much miss them at the farm but every now and again a rogue and confused towering cumulus breaks away and brings us a few flakes. I liked the way the light peaked through the distant thin forest. There were also some subtle crepuscular rays. It was very cold on my hands and this encouraged me to work fast.
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