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Winter Walkers Slideshow 2021
This album is a collection of photos submitted by members of the Winter Walkers activity group in February & March 2021.
The Winter Walkers met for Session 10 in Thornbury, and experienced a beautiful warm morning!
Groups 2 and 3 took a more moderate pace along the Georgian Trail toward the bay.
A lovely view of Georgian Bay heading back to Thornbury Harbour.
The groups could just about see the swans in the distance, while crossing the bridge.
Group 1 managed a brisk pace to reach Thornbury Harbour first!
Session 8: The Winter Walkers met at Craigleith Heritage Depot on March 9 for a walk around the neighbourhood.
It was a warm spring-like day, with beautiful views of the ski hills and surrounding homes.
One of the groups spied a deer and may have disturbed his sleep!
The Winter Walkers met for Session 7 at Meaford Harbour on March 4.
3 groups of socially distant walkers braved the very cold temperature...
... and the 15 km/hr winds....
Some beautiful, icy views of the bay walking back to Mearford Harbour...
The Winter Walkers met at the Community Center for a postponed Session 6 on February 26.
Three groups of 5 members enjoyed the socially-distant walking on this beautiful day.
Look closely to see where a beaver had been gnawing on one of the trees!
A view up the hill from the Community Center...
The walking route took the groups past the Alpaca's at the Event For Life farm.
The roads were clear which made for easy walking for a change...
The walkers strolled through the peaceful setting of the Clarksburg Union Cemetery on the way back...
The Winter Walkers met for the first time in 2021 on Feb 18.
3 groups of 5 met at the Foodland parking lot in Thornbury on an almost sunny day. It was wonderful to meet a couple of our newest members.
The groups meandered along the Georgian Trail and took in a couple of outstanding views from the bridge...
...and an awesome view of the Bay.
The groups stopped on the bridge near the Harbour to watch the swans...
and take in the view toward the harbour...
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