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Author: Kimberly Hall

  • counting down the days…

    “Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.” – Anonymous Less than two weeks until the next trip!  🙂

  • let’s watch a tropical sunset

    It’s been one of the mildest winters in Saskatchewan in many years. I don’t have the usual longing to escape somewhere warm, but if given the chance, who wouldn’t want to watch a sunset in a tropical locale….

  • Squirrel Poses

    It’s not that I love squirrels, it’s just that they pose so nicely for pictures…. (and I love how it doesn’t even look like winter here in these pictures!  It was so nice to hear birds chirping and squirrels scurrying like it was Spring here on the weekend).

  • clouds on the prairies

    I declare this world is so beautiful that I can hardly believe it exists. – Ralph Waldo Emerson There is much to be sad, troubled, and outraged about what goes on in the world, but there is also much to celebrate, to admire and to find peace and happiness in.  The trick is not to…

  • a shot of colour on a foggy winter morning

  • Northern British Columbia Sunset

    Winter is when I dream of travel, start planning a trip and reflect on places I’ve been… this is a sunset in Prince Rupert after an unforgettable trip to Northern British Columbia and the Great Bear Rainforest in June 2013….I always try to have a camera nearby when the sun sets because you just never…

  • a pretty walk through the park

    Feathered with hoarfrost skeletal trees loom closer; fog shrouded arches. – Paul Brown

  • A Saskatchewan Winter Scene

    Happy New Year from Saskatchewan!

  • Merry Christmas!

  • Holiday Wishes from Mr. Squirrel

    Warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I hope, like Mr. Squirrel, you enjoy a few treats over the holidays….

  • let’s start the day with a rainbow and end the day with a stunning sunset

    Kaanapali Beach on Maui is my paradise.  Morning walks on the beach, followed by either relaxing by the pool or heading out and exploring other parts of the island, the goal was always to be back at the beach to watch the sunset. Everyday on Maui is a feast for the eyes, no morning sky…

  • the beach

    Let’s go to the beach and stick our toes in the sparkling sand and watch the setting sun and the heaving and sighing of the waves and the golden ribbon on the water that disappears into the horizon…