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A wonderful Sim by Dear Friend Hania aka Elaine....The sim will close in 2 weeks time.. as she is going to Open a New Sim and i am sure that sim will be amazing too like this one !!!
Have you ever visited Sandbanks Provincial Park, nestled on the west coast of Prince Edward County? To be completely honest, and I don't want to exaggerate, but every person I have ever talked to in my life about provincial parks love this place.
There is our opportunity for an exceptional exploration and full enjoyment of the beauty of this park at this time of a year, especially, when all the summer crowds were gone. This image is taken on the stunning Woodlands Trail that leads across old farm pastures to hardwood lots. A walk over the leaf carpeted trail is breathtaking, and you can enjoy hearing the rustle of the leaves while walking. Awesome!
The fall colors amaze everyone, so enjoy them until you can, because the remanence of Hurricane Patricia will bring all the foliage down today!
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It's fall colors time so here's my card in the hat.
I recently spent some time chasing fall colors up in the Canadian rockies. We hit the jackpot as far as timing our arrival, big hats off to William McIntosh for timing the trip just right, which included a last minute schedule change to arrive one week later in September trying to time it just right. To make things more interesting Mother Nature decided to bring in winter at the same time celebrating with several snow flurries and an avalanche on the hike from the lodge to the campground, thats after the ranger warned us to stay away from the upper meadow where a mother grizzly and her two cubs had been spotted foraging for food, then after some other informal information about the weather and the fact that they had to shut-off the water to the campground because the pipes where freezing, our next question was where do we get water now, to which they replied the stream at the back of the campground......In the upper meadow!!!!
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Transitando lungo il primo tratto della strada provinciale 92, provenienti dalla strada statale 195, ci si immerge in un ambiente unico che muta continuamente di aspetto in base alla luce e al ciclo di produzione delle saline. Percorrere le strade sterrate che contornano l’area è senz’altro un’esperienza unica.
Per l’importanza legata all’archeologia industriale e agli aspetti ambientali, le saline sono diventate dal 2017 oggetto di valorizzazione da parte del FAI (Fondo per l’Ambiente Italiano).
Taken in the morning at Fintry Provincial Park. Apparently these blossoms come out first thing in the morning and close again by noon. Seems a bit weird. They're pretty though and have all sorts of medicinal properties from pain relief to bowel cleans and much, much more.
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Thomas Heaton inspired.
© 2019 Wim Boon
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This bird is considered to be an Endangered Species in Canada.It was a very popular bird to see by birders during my visit to Point Pelee and Rondeau Parks.
Rondeau Provincial Park,
Ontario
May 2019
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Canisbay Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park Ontario Canada.
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A Willow Flycatcher pauses with food en route to a nearby (hidden) nest. This species, a member of the difficult to tell apart Empidonax genus, was identified by its “fitz-bew” vocalizations. The setting was Bow Valley Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
Finlayson Arm of Saanich Inlet begins in Goldstream Provincial Park at Langford, British Columbia, Canada.
Sept 10, 2020, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
An occasional visitor to the feeders and pond in the yard.
Haemorhous purpureus
Into their rich warbling songs, Purple Finches sometimes add in the sounds of other species, including Barn Swallows, American Goldfinches, Eastern Towhees, and Brown-headed Cowbirds.