
Phyllis Rawlinson Park
Upon her death, Phyllis Mary Rawlinson (1912-1995) willed her 89.5-acre farm to the citizens of Richmond Hill. Phyllis Rawlinson Park … Continue reading Phyllis Rawlinson Park
Upon her death, Phyllis Mary Rawlinson (1912-1995) willed her 89.5-acre farm to the citizens of Richmond Hill. Phyllis Rawlinson Park … Continue reading Phyllis Rawlinson Park
On an early January morning I replenished my backyard bird feeder and while returning to the house I saw fresh … Continue reading Animal Tracks at my Backyard Bird Feeder
A walk along the Woodland trail reveals a community once existed here. Woodland Park provided tent camp sites and permanent … Continue reading Rouge National Urban Park Woodland Park Trail
Leonard Cullen was the founder of Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. Many referred to him as a horticulturalist, but he … Continue reading Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village Revisited
The Monarch trail offers two distinctly different terrains to discover. One is a quiet, dense old growth cedar forest. A … Continue reading Rouge National Urban Park, Monarch Trail
We couldn’t have picked a better autumn morning to visit Rouge Park; 18°C mostly sunny. At the trail’s entrance the … Continue reading Rouge National Urban Park, Coyote Trail.
We’ve all seen them, popping up like tall birds above city skylines, gently lifting steel, cement and glass. These are … Continue reading 3 Tower Cranes and 1 Surprise Feature
What is this place? Several years ago, that’s what I thought to myself when I first arrived at 51 Panorama … Continue reading Toronto Hospital for Sick Kids, the Country Branch
This year will mark the 50th anniversary of lives lost forever to the deadliest aviation disaster in Ontario and the … Continue reading Flight 621 Memorial Garden and Cemetery in Brampton
Due to a lack of political foresight, the Newmarket Canal, constructed in the early 1900s, has more than 100 years … Continue reading Newmarket Ghost Canal