Day 24: Today is the day

Good morning Challengers. Well, I've procrastinated that nature walk straight into walking in the rain and the snow. To be fair there wasn't much opportunity yesterday so it will have to be today. I've texted Cathy if she can do a 'first thing' walk to High Park, let's hope she says yes.

We are certainly in the waining days of February now, only four more days February, then the challenge carries into March for the last two days. I'll be doubling up on 30 day challenges for those two days as I take on the Make Art Everyday Challenge with the folks over at Articulations. That was a PSA in case your too are alerady looking for your next challenge.

Until tomorrow, have an outdoorsy day.

For your photo prompt-we're supposed to get a big wind storm-can you photograph the wind? I'm going to try (while on my nature walk) 

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