11 Feb 2015: 
Wednesday Afternoon WOW
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Terrific Tuesday Afternoon Tones
10 Feb 2015:
Superb Summer Sunday
8 Feb 2015: Another glorious summer morning’s start in Canberra with picture perfect blue skies, mild temps and only a whisper of wind. I had the entire main basin all to myself to just drift and enjoy the morning unfold. It’s going to be a warm one with expected temperatures of 34 degrees.
Beautiful Day in the Berra
7 Feb 2015: It was great to get back on the lake and sight familiar faces of fellow paddlers and view the ever picturesque scenery that the lake holds. It was back to work this week and settling into the new-year made for a busy week and didn’t allow me to go for my regular paddles on LBG. Summer was certainly present today and it finished off in style with huge shards of light beaming fanlike from behind the clouds.
Pocket of Peace and Calm
3 Feb 2015: It was nice to find a little pocket of peace and calm on LBG to watch the sun go down.
Brief But Beautiful
1 Feb 2015: The sky may have only momentarily lit up for 5 minutes this morning, but it was certainly a spectacle to be seen. Yet again it was an overcast morning and then out of nowhere the sky lit up and enlightened all who were fortunate to be out and about on this first day of February.
Soothing Saturday
31 Jan 2015: It was a lovely morning for a leisurely paddle and to swan around on Lake Burley Griffin. Initially it seemed as though the clouds were going to extinguish the sunrise, but it didn’t take long for the sun to burn through the cloud to ignite the day in stunning style.
Turbulent and Terrific
28 Jan 2015: What a sunset, initially the sky was dark and gloomy, then just on sunset….POW, the sky came alive!
Sunset Sensation
25 Jan 2015:
Brilliance and Balloons
22 Jan 2015: Dramatic and dynamic skies made for a wonderful morning on Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra. Initially it appeared that it was going to be a lack lustre sunrise as there was a bank of heavy cloud sitting low on the horizon. It didn’t take long for the clouds to break and begin to disperse which allowed the sun to back light the clouds from behind, creating a few nice formations. The continental Asia Cup balloons and the Questacon balloon were an added bonus to the morning skyscape. The Asian Cup games have been a real spectacle and good luck to the Australian Team for tonight’s match against China.
