It was an overcast, cold (5 degrees) day but there was no rain in the forecast. Although the hike was shorter that yesterday's, it had a lot more elevation and lots of MUD. We started at 9 and finished by 2.
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Ron, Marleen, Brian, Nancy, and Eric
and Ann behind the camera |
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Indian Brook, A snail convention in the field
Trying not to step on the snails AND keep feet dry, Flowerpot created by the waves of an ancient glacial lake |
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| The welcoming committee |
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| Can't get bored on this hike....a little water and mud (not sure what's piqued Ron's curiosity), fenceline, road, some road allowance, mud, and more mud |
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Top picture is for Case
Only two styles today:-), One of four ST on today's hike |
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| Elevensies...enjoying the view of Nottawasaga Bay from Georgian Peaks Ski Club |
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The mud made navigating the trail interesting.
Thankfully, no one went down |
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Spring flowers....red trillium, wild ginger, early meadow rue
wild leek, hepatica, cut-leaved toothwort
wild ginger, trillium, trout lily |
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The last 4 km....
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Boot cleaning time!
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We made a quick stop at the Ravenna store for coffee and treats and then it was homeward bound.
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