The day before the day before Christmas

Here are some pictures from the day before Christmas eve.  There was a fair bit of snow in Spooner but the rain left none in Danbury.  There was about 1.5 inches of standing water on top of the 7 inches of ice on the lake.   It made for a fun, though slushy, expedition.

More Danbury Pics

Yet more Danbury pics.  Enjoy!

Jacobs-Wiemann-Post Christmas

Lea Ann, Steven, Paul, Nina and Sara came for a visit on Dec 20 for an early Christmas celebration.  There was a roast turkey that barely fit in the oven, hot chocolate, fun on the frozen lake and early Christmas presents.  Enjoy the pictures!

Nature at Bass Lake

We’ve been back from vacation for a couple of weeks now but I’m still working through a bit of a back log on getting pictures off of the camera.   Here are few pictures of nature around Bass Lake both large and small.  The panorama picture of the storm passing to the north of the lake is one of my favorite pictures.   Enjoy!

Bass Lake Pictures

Here are a few more pictures from our summer on Bass Lake.

Random Vacation Pics

Here are a few picture from the last few days.  It include a visit of the Julie, Evelyn and Charlotte to Chez Danbury along with a few other random pics.

More Danbury

Here are a few pictures from earlier in vacation.   Kai and Ben pooled their money to buy a quad-copter with an HD camera that they’ve had fun piloting around.

Cousins Visit

Last weekend Lea Ann Post along with Nina and Sara came to visit.  Here are some pics.

The Sandy Shores of Bass Lake and other Random Pictures

Here are a few random pictures as I clear out the memory on our phones and cameras.   I especially like the picture of Kai and Nora searching for frogs in Bass Lake.   Can’t wait to spend some summertime there!

A few more Danbury Pictures

On December 31 I went out in the early AM before the sky started to change and tried to capture a few interesting shots of the house.  It was below zero with a respectable breeze which was not conducive to having dextrous fingers to fiddle with camera knobs.  That combined with the difficulty of focusing and shooting in very low light kept most from turning out but there are a few worth sharing.  For reference these were taken when the sky was almost entirely dark – they seem like dawn is well along only due to the long exposure.  The only lights in the house were the patio light in the back, the fireplace inside and the Christmas lights strung on the deck.

The ones below are a combination of long exposures, high dynamic range and extreme photoshopping.