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Upon my arrival, Marg was concerned at how her grouchy dog ( her words ) Avro would welcome me, and whether he would still remember me from last years visit. THE MAGIC MEET & ME MAKING FRIENDS WITH AVRO So, she shut him outside, just in case ! I would have none of that, so went straight outside to see him ! I called his name, he gave me three answering barks, and it was as if I had only been away for a couple of weeks - Avro and I were once again the best of mates.

Marg kept playing the elusive butterfly when it came to taking photo's, this time she was trying to hide behind their tomato vine, got you Marg !

On one of our nature outings, Marg took me to "Heber Conservation Park" where we walked among lush greenery and flowing streams, shaded by the grandest of trees standing proud through their years of endurance, their canopies displaying every colour of green imaginable and tinged with reds and golds. It was a quite breathtaking display..
Marg, the child that she is, needed to play in water....mind you the water was icy cold !
Me on the other hand enjoyed just taking in the tranquilty.

"Lynde Shores Conservation Park" was another opportunity for Marg and I to take a walk with nature. This is where I had my first encounter with Chipmunks, I fell in love with these tiny adorable little animals. They came scampering up to my feet in the hope of a feed of peanuts. From that day on, I learnt to keep my pockets full of peanuts, Haa Haa !

After walking for what seemed like forever, we stood before this amazing view, "Lake Ontario". Canadians call it a lake, I would call it a ocean, crystal blue water as far as the eye can see. I seemed to have lost my photo, Marg will forward me one. If you click on the link Lake Ontario, then click on the first photo, you will see what I mean.

"Enniskillen Nature Reserve" This was a very special outing as Dan and Avro accompanied Marg and I. This was comforting as there had been bear sightings in the area. No photo could do this reserve justice, and I don't have a photo to help describe what felt to me like a journey back in time. It was utterly pristine, untouched by man, and comprising the widest selection of plant species I have ever seen in one place. From the moses on the forest floor, moving upwards past ferns and running streams to the dense canopy which shaded the light and created a surreal environment. It was breathtakingly beautiful. This photo was taken from one of the openings in the forest.

I wish everyone a fabulous week. Love Janice ,

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Re: The Time I Spent With Marg.
Looking at the first photo I can just hear Arvo sighing with contentment!
My first thoughts on thoughts on the second photo were, what a good place to keep the tomato's! Near water! And my second thoughts were, but won't the pot put dirty water back into the pool?
The third and fourth are like a child showing off for her Mummy!
Next - CHIPMUNK!!!!!!
Sixth you look like your trying to catch just a little glimps of home.
Seventh is a magic moment that probably doesn't happen nearly enough!
And the last one, my dear, looks like a lady with a head full of many different thought who isn't really thinking about any of them!
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