The snow is settling in, the evenings are getting shorter, and there’s still plenty ahead.

The Hudson Bay coast is changing again. Snow is starting to stay on the ground, the air has its familiar northern bite, and the evenings are drawing in. But before winter takes hold, there are sunsets like this one. The sky turns an almost unbelievable shade of red and orange, with a bright band of light sitting just above the horizon.

There is a lot to appreciate in these days between seasons. The landscape looks different from one day to the next. The familiar places take on a new character, and we find ourselves adjusting to a different pace. Soon, it will feel like there is more darkness than daylight, but that doesn’t mean there’s less to look forward to.

An open horizon has a way of making you think about what lies ahead. There are projects to start, ideas to put into practice, people to meet and things we haven’t even thought of yet. We don’t have to wait for the perfect conditions or the right moment. There is always something we can do with the time and opportunities in front of us.

For now, we’ll take the sunset, the cold air and the first snow. Winter is on its way, and there’s plenty of work, life and possibility ahead.