Spring Equinox...World Frog Day and World Sparrow Day

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East Humber River - King Township

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Barry Wallace

St. Patrick's Day at Delmanor Retirement Residence...

 

Chief elf at Delmanor

St. Patrick's Day String Band

Residents singalong

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Barry Wallace

My first great grandson... sort of...

Photo by Pat Cromie
 

Cooper Robert Foley - 9 lbs.

Although I have 5 grandchildren who may presumably have children of there  own one day, It has not happened yet.   However, my partner Pat Cromie now has four great grandchildren, including the newest arrival, pictured above, who is just three weeks old, and has quite a set of lungs on him, and 'Coop' and I are buddies already.

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Barry Wallace

Phil Chadwick art...

Painting by Phil Chadwick

Herewith is a painting by former King Township resident and Environment Canada weatherman Phil Chadwick of a Red Fox kit that was sent to me recently.   

Charming depiction Phil.

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Barry Wallace

1960s handicrafts from the Wallace family...

 
Photo by Barry Wallace

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Barry Wallace

March 7th hazy lazy thaw...

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Butternut Ridge Trail - south Aurora

14C - light rain, winds around 14 to 16 mph., 2.45 p.m.

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Bathurst Street - the King Ridge

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November, 2026, will mark the 10-year completion of the reconstruction and paving of Bathurst Street North in King Township where the street descends into the Holland Marsh.   The project allowed northbound traffic on Bathurst Street to bypass Richmond Hill, Aurora and Newmarket. on its way to Bradford and points beyond.

Pictured above and below is Bathurst Street, looking south up onto the King Ridge (above) and north into the Holland Marsh (below).   Bathurst Street, just north of Hwy. 9, is also touted as the location of a second "Southlake Hospital' site, to be announced in the spring of 2026.

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Barry Wallace