On July 1st Canada Day I spent sometime at Winnipeg’s meeting place ‘The Forks’. Those of you that don’t live in a place that goes from extreme heat to extreme cold can get a sense of summer and winter in the ‘Peg’ through some photographs of THEN being summer and NOW being winter. It was over 30 degrees Celsius on July 1st and during the months of December and January we have had the coldest two months since 1949 as most days we had a wind-chill of -30 degrees Celsius.
Human Rights Museum July 1st 2013
Human Rights Museum
February 2, 2014
Performers July 1st
Skating
February 2nd
Waiting for a Water Taxi July 1st
Waiting for a Toboggan
February 2nd
The Patio and a Beer
July 1st
The Warmth of a Tepee
Scrabble
Hockey
Canoeing on a July Day
Skating and Hockey
Reflection of Days Gone By
Staying Warm by the Fire
James W Hoddinott 
…and winter must be nasty up there this year!
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