More photos from Humber Trails

Photos by Barry Wallace

A recollection of Hurricane Hazel?

Beaver been here

Another rustic river crossing ~ step softly and slowly

Lost and found department

May be the biggest and oldest oak in King

Awaiting winter's return

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Barry Wallace

A warm April 11th at Humber Trails

Photos by Barry Wallace

Here are some photos that I took on Tuesday of this week at Humber Trails, off the Mill Road, south of the King Road, just east of Nobleton.

Coltsfoot

Homes on Elmpine Trail ~ high above the East Humber River

A rope to assist a tricky Humber River crossing

Buried in snow a few days ago

    More photos tomorrow...

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Barry Wallace

Oh the joy of these early spring beauties!

Photo by Barry Wallace

Crocuses in King City

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Along King City's edges...

 Photos by Barry Wallace

Scenes of rusticity and urbanization

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Studio Tour King preview at Cultural Centre

Phyllis Vernon 

Jacqueline England 

Jane Stysinski 

Darlene Robichaud 

                   Jamie McLean

The Arts Society King Studio Tour of 51 artists is on Saturday and Sunday, April 22 & 23, from 10 am. to 5 pm.   Prior to the tour, many of the works of art can be seen in a preview at the King Heritage and Cultural Centre.

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King pole pennants renewed...

Photos by Barry Wallace

A sure sign of spring is the installation 
of new pole pennants along the main streets 
of King Township's villages.   They feature the 
works of local artists whose names appear 
on the bottom of the pennants.   
Nicely done. 

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Barry Wallace

Simonis Landscaping is flying a new flag

Photo by Barry Wallace

Canadian Sesquicentennial flag flying in King

I was driving north on Hwy. 400 last weekend and noticed these flags flying on the east side of the highway, a little north of King's 17th Sideroad.   The striking blue flag with the multi-coloured maple leaf is the official flag of Canada's 150th birdthday.   It was designed by Ariana Cuvin of Toronto and chosen as the winner in a nationwide contest.   This is the first one I have seen in the township so far, but I'm sure there will be more.

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Barry Wallace