We're in that season when waves of storms move onshore from the Pacific. Vancouver Island takes out a little of their punch (and precipitation), but the storms are still plenty strong when they reach our floating cabin on Powell Lake in British Columbia. Here are some views of partially clearing skies as we headed up the lake on Monday.
Heading up the lake during the rain isn't a problem. But if the winds are blowing strong the calm surface can be churned up into four foot waves. That's a little scary in our runabout boat.
So on days like that we stay put in our cabin and enjoy a warm fire in our wood stove. -- Margy
Heading up the lake during the rain isn't a problem. But if the winds are blowing strong the calm surface can be churned up into four foot waves. That's a little scary in our runabout boat.
So on days like that we stay put in our cabin and enjoy a warm fire in our wood stove. -- Margy
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