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| The Park was originally a very large farm, and here's the house. |
Well, this is ridiculous! This day at the Bronte Creek Provincial Park in Oakville was weeks ago (September 6th), and I still hadn't gotten 'round to writing about it.
As our months here in Canada have nearly elapsed, making myself finish things online is more of a challenge. So I'll just make some quickie comments here and there (for posterity - and when I get even more absentminded than I already am, and need help remembering the names of things in the photos.), and go ahead and post this too.
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| This fantastic barn has the top two levels set up as one big play area for kids. |
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| The bottom level of the barn is where the goats live. |
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| Handsome chickens |
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| Lots of fun in the kid's play area. |
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| Elsewhere in the park are lots and lots of picnic shelters, which looked kinda' strange to me - like they were designed back in the early 80's? |
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| Velcro makes excellent ball players of us all. |
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| This incredible tree is over 300 years old! |
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| I would love to say we built this; but we merely found it and stopped to enjoy it for awhile. |
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| There was quite an apple orchard to wander through. Tasty apples. |
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| Lots of woods to wander through as well. We spent the better part of the day there, but didn't cover a third of what was there. |
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| Back in Bronte itself, heading towards the Marina area. |
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| We noticed a lot of fish flipping up out of the water. It turned out to be Salmon heading upriver to spawn! |
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