I spent the last 11 1/2 months of my mission in a little sea-side town called Parnu. I was in the same area the whole time (on the north side of the river where there were probably only 15,000-20,000 people total), so I got to see an entire year of Estonian weather!
Here are the pictures:

March 30, 2006: The Parnu river was just about completely melted, but you can still see the curvy lines from the Independence Day (24 Feb) moto-rally on the ice! It was a crazy day when we woke up and looked out our window to see hundreds of people gathered on the banks of the river to watch motorcycles, four-wheelers, and little kids on little bikes race around on the ice. It was pretty cool!

June 20, 2006: Isn't this picturesque? I took this picture because to me, this is what a mission should look like: long road, beautiful blue sky, a few little houses on the side.

June 24, 2006: "Koertega Supelrannas Viibimine Keelatud" Literally, this says, "With Dogs On The Beach Hanging Out Forbidden." In other words, no dogs on the beach, please. I took this picture the day we baptized Silvia in the Baltic Sea. It was beautiful weather with the kind of clouds John Constable might liked to have painted.