Just spent a perfect lovely afternoon in Guelph, Ontario. With lovely, I meant a setting sun glowing gold on almost everything. Add a charming covered bridge and the day just became lovelier. This covered bridge is Guelph’s Lattice Covered Bridge built in June 1992 near the junction of the Speed and Eramosa Rivers Read more…
In the town of Shelburne, Ontario is Boyne Valley Provincial Park. This is a non-operating provincial park (meaning no facilities) but worth a visit for the gorgeous view from the lookout. We started from the main parking area, which was just a fence away from this barn. A few meters Read more…
Once in a while we go back to our “roots” – and that means bridges, water structures and dams. Civil Engineering in other words, which is what brought the Twosome Wanderings together in the first place. And Healey Falls has all of these. But before we arrived at Healey Falls, Read more…
Not wasting any lovely summer day, we drove north east of Toronto wanting to hike or visit Silent Lake Provincial Park. But since it was a beautiful day, the park was full and we were denied entry. We proceeded to downtown Bancroft and just enjoyed what we can. Found the Read more…
There is never assurance when one wanders in an unfamiliar territory. This particular Saturday, we decided to check out Kawartha North, particularly the Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park. The place looked very enticing and beautiful judging from the Google photos. We were disappointed though. The park itself could not be accessed Read more…