Since the eastern part of the park in under major construction we decided to visit the western side. We made it out to a point of sorts where there was a park bench just waiting for us. We watched the jet skis, paddle boards, sailboats and birdlife from this bench and three or four others throughout the park. then we took the trolly all the way to the roundabout where we disembarked. Four firetrucks passed us by while we were waiting for the trolly and we started to worry if it was going to show up. We only had a balance of twenty cents so we had to recharge our cards, get the dry cleaning and some tasty bread. Olive loaf sliced for us fresh. The mushroom tapenade worked wonders on this bread. We have continued with our after dinner stroll and we saw the skyline all lit up. It was lit, as the kids say.
Dogs from the balcony
Dogs along the walk
Hairy caterpillars
Song of the cardinal
Juvenile blackbird
Female Redwing Blackbird
Swan time
Cardinal
Humber Bay Butterfly Habitate
The plan for the park including a storm water storage plan
The leaning bridge of Toronto
Calm waters
Wild skies
Red tailed hawk hunting
A bench that we were proud to sit on
Big weeping willows
Black Squirrel in its habitat
Out to the lake
Big bee
Big tower
Big song
Another bench!
One brave paddleboarder
Just a speck
The little sailboats
All part of the trail system
All part of the eat and drink local plan
Her Highness agrees!
One single panel of glass was aligned with us tonight and reflected the setting sun
Got the golden light
Got the golden dog
Got to paddle
We had to get out of the way
As 25 runners advanced upon us
We hit the sweet spot
A Hawk
Looking at all the tasty bits
Red Tailed Hawk
