Thursday, February 24, 2011
Hat etc.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
End of January in Sight!!
Had lots of people out for afterschool pottery. The youngest was 10 months. He spent most of his time in his Nannie's backpack. There are two 'littles', one 17 mo. and one 18 mo. They both are making things. It is amazing how quickly they start to learn to manipulate clay.
It is lots of fun to come out and socialize while you make things. There is a really nice atmosphere to our clay space. We have people just dropping in to talk and see what everyone is making.
Although seeing a deer is not thought of as exotic in most places, it is here. they have just recently colonized our area. 10,000 years ago there was a mile of ice and now trees, people, deer etc. Actually there were 4 deer in the heard crossing the road. My camera batteries failed from the cold after the first photo!
Monday, January 17, 2011
Keeping Warm at -40 and Below......
As you can see, we have a nice wood pile. My favorite Pacific energy stove cranks out the heat. We have to hang around close to the stove adding more wood every couple of hours. Luckily for us the cold weather only lasted a few days. It is only -29 now....heat wave!!
Labels:
cold weather,
wood heating,
wood stove,
yukon
Friday, January 7, 2011
Afterschool January 6, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
First Sunrise of 2011
These photos were taken around 9;30 am on January 1, 2011. Yes, the days are starting to get a bit longer. 97 seconds today! We have had a Chinook, so good bye to the -35 etc. At least for a little while. I am sure we will see their return sometime this month. Meanwhile we are enjoying the sunshine and warm weather.
Happy New Year and all the best to my customers, faithful readers and friends.
Labels:
gardening in the north,
small train kiln,
yukon
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Freezeup/Breakup
Cooler weather is on the way....won't take long to refreeze and hopefully stay that way.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Guess It Is Winter
It was getting colder when we got home and bottomed out at -35 C on Thursday morning.
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