waterfalls
Camping on Manitoulin Island
Cedars and other trees
Ross McLean Loop
Despite grey skies Saturday morning, we decided to do another day hike from our new guidebook. Eric picked the Ross McLean Loop, which was added to the Bruce Trail in 2007.
We had to park in front of someone’s farm and pick up the trail from a path around their barn. From the field, the trail then gets into woods, then goes through a small section of mossy rocks and crevices, then back to woods, then to a creek with an underground waterfall, then past a lake which becomes marshy before the trail veers back into woodland. The hike took about an hour and a half and, thanks to all the rain the last few days, we all looked like mud monsters at the end of it. By the time we were done, the sun had come out.
Spring recap
Long time no post… Spring is really flying by. The frozen pipes throughout town for all of March seems so far past, as does the head cold that wiped most of April off the calendar. Here’s a brief summary of how winter ended:
Father’s Day
Exploring Willow Farm Grasses, another garden on Grey-Bruce rural garden map, Walters Falls and Inglis Falls with mom and dad on Father’s Day weekend:
Playing tour guide
Our buddy Mike visited for a week and in addition to trying out our charcoal grill we also went sightseeing and exploring all around the area.
Inglis Falls
Mom and Auntie Helen came to see the house. We visited Harrison Park yesterday in the sun and Inglis Falls today in the rain. Just before it snowed. Now that I think of it, every time mom visits it snows… hm.
Iced fern
Yesterday, while driving to Highlands we stopped at a waterfall and I found this:
Here we are at Dry Falls:
Britt & Nate’s wedding
