Photos by Barry Wallace
The Ed Millar Side Trail (part of the Oak Ridges Trail at Seneca College) has switched from a green trail to an orange path as autumn commands the scene.
Above, the beaver marsh dam has been breached and water levels are down considerably.
A Garter Snake takes advantage of a warm and sunny mid-October afternoon before its hibernation begins.
A 10"-wide maple leaf grows from a 6' sapling (above, at left) which has a diameter of only 3/8", about half the width of my thumb. Remarkable, yes?
Red oak leaves on the Oak Ridges Moraine
An old abandoned wash tub, in the woods near the trail, is a reminder of the farming origins of the Seneca College property.
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Barry Wallace
Thank you again for sharing beautiful autumn pictures.
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