Monthly Archives: December 2011

[Noonan Park] The end (at least for now) of Winters In Alexandria. [Across the street from our house – a 6-acre ranchette, with horsies!] [Over the years, I’ve been trying to “capture” them frolicking in the snow.  They’re just like … Continue reading →

[Our front doors have since moved on to perform their duties in the kids’ pole barn, 9 miles north of Itasca State Park.] More Winters In Alexandria. [A/k/a, the hockey arena] [17 inches on our bedroom deck.] [Waist-deep to get … Continue reading →

[The Alexandria “skyline” as seen from Centennial Lane.] More photos crafted by the knowing-eye of the Cub Reporter and his trusty Canon Elph for Winters In Alexandria. [6-foot long icicle.  As you may recall from your lessons, George Carlin once … Continue reading →

[Centennial Lane] The absence of winter so far leads us to a photographic retrospective of the most beautiful season of the year.  The next several posts reflect normal Winters In Alexandria. [Lake Darling, from the Darling-Carlos Bridge.] [Lake Le Homme Dieu] … Continue reading →