BWG Studio Art Tour 2017
Article by Miriam King of Bradford Times
Article by Miriam King of Bradford Times
Cherry blossom trees in Toronto were in full bloom over the weekend attracting thousands of visitors to the city parks. Toronto’s High Park was the centre of attraction and had thousands coming to enjoy the sight that symbolized the arrival of spring. It was 60 years ago in 1959, the Japanese ambassador to Canada gifted…
One early morning, when we were returning to the bungalow after our pre-breakfast roaming inside the Yala national park, we came across this leopard who seemed to be preying on another animal. We put our hunger aside and waited to see what was going to happen. The leopard was aiming at a rabbit. It had…
On one evening inside the Yala national park, we ran in to a mini traffic jam, where all the safari vehicles were stopped. We were told it was because of “Gemunu”, the lone tusker who was notorious for demanding food from passing vehicles. We had seen Gemunu in our previous visits to Yala. Our safari…
To commemorate the National Trails Day, the town of Bradford West Gwillimbury and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority organized the “Mayor’s Hike for Health” at Scanlon Creek Conservation Area. The hike along the “Chickadee Trail”, a 2.7 km long scenic loop trail was led by Brian Kemp of LSRCA who had a wealth of…
When we were traveling along the banks of a water body one evening in the Wilpattu national park, a serpent eagle suddenly dashed in front of our vehicle and landed on the edge of the water. Puzzled by what we saw, we looked to see that the eagle was trying to capture a land monitor….
This Baltimore Oriole was seen snacking on cherry blossoms in High Park, Toronto