CNR Spurline Trail
An exercise area for those in wheelchairs along the CNR Spurline Trail.
Guelph, February 2003
randy SUTHERLAND : GUELPH ontario CANADA
An exercise area for those in wheelchairs along the CNR Spurline Trail.
Guelph, February 2003
Exposed roots of a fallen tree showing it's captured booty of stones.
Ignatius Centre, Guelph
The trails of the Ignatius Jesuit Centre of Guelph are open year round - the centre has been in Guelph since 1852. You might see a few ice fishers on the Marden Creek pond - where Highway 6 crosses over just north of Guelph. That creek flows down to the Speed River - you can walk right out to Guelph Lake along the shores.
Guelph
Is it a rain dance dear?
Great park to take kids to see some animals and birds - raptor demonstrations, peacocks, farm animals and maybe Rudolf - though the nose doesn't seem quite right.
Mountsberg Conservation Area, June 2005
We went to an African drum workshop tonight taught by Fule Badoe. About 30 folks from 7 to 70 - amazing how quickly everyone picked up the rhythm - powerful sound - Fule is a great teacher - fun fun.
Guelph
Just finished a totally fascinating book about the art and science of music - the role of music in our daily lives and our evolution - This Is Your Brain on Music - by Daniel Leviton. Highly recommended. NY Times review here. Thanks to my brother Rob for showing it to me.
R and Ani, 1983, downtown Guelph
There's a maze of looped trails throughout the Little Tract, a Wellington County forest on Road 34 between Road 32 and 35.
Summers see a lot of bikes and horses as well as people. These days it's great for cross country skiing if you don't mind a few minor hills.
Puslinch