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Sunday, November 18, 2012

Algonquin P.Park,Nov.15

A day in Algonquin Provincial Park yielded many wonderful things for us this day. Fox,moose,birds,mink and beavers were all seen in their wonderful habitat. Hardly a human to be seen all day and the cars were also pretty rare. Something I have never really seen up there. It was like we were the only ones in the park. It was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop anywhere on the trails. It was actually quite earry. But because of it the animals and birds were all quite busy,grazing, hunting,playing.It was an incredible day in Algonquin. The following few postings are of the life within the park on a quiet,sunny but cool day. Ice on the ponds,icicles hanging and glistening under the bright sun and hints of snow in the shady parts of the woods and some roads. A little taste of whats to come. Beautiful!!



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Dianne ... Walking In His Grace said...

I enjoyed looking at all your pictures you took on Nov. 15th. Looks like you had a great day, out in the great outdoors. It has been awhile since I have been in Algonquin Park.
Thanks for sharing your day in the park. You got some great shots, here.
Dianne :)

November 18, 2012 at 9:32 PM

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