I find the shadows on the snow interesting. Maybe nobody else does. Anyone?
winter snow biking in Winnipeg
signs, signs, everywhere are signs
stairs leading down to the Assiniboine River
The Riverwalk in winter, Winnipeg
Some daring people cross the river even though it might be thin ice
McFadyen Park has seen better days
These nice new wooden benches down by the river have already been ruined with graffiti. Jerks!
The squirrels have been jumping around in the snow
This is some interesting graffiti. On the bridge. In Winnipeg. In winter.
Under the Donald street bridge in Winnipeg
Winnipeg's fantastic trees down by the river
Danger Thin Ice Keep Off the river
It was minus forty last week and the Assiniboine river still has not frozen
Procor tanks on the railway
The engineer actually waved at me!
Winnipeggers love a bargain - and it doesn't get much thriftier than a Frank Gehry structure for $20K. As part of the third annual competition for River Trail warming huts, Gehry has contributed an elegant design of Douglas fir and semi-translucent ice blocks. The participation of the Toronto-born, L.A-based architect, best known for the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, confirms the competition's rapidly rising international profile.
Nice patterns of snow on ice. Maybe squirrels?
blocks of ice
Frank Gehry's ice and wood warming hut in Winnipeg
