Search Blog Posts
Subscribe to Blog via Email
Join 20 other subscribersPopular Posts
-
Recent Posts
Tags
- africa
- buffalo
- Butterflies
- butterfly
- Butterfly Exhibit
- Butterfly Show
- Canada
- Carleton University
- Carleton University Butterfly Show
- Christmas
- copyright all rights reserved
- cycling
- elephant
- Fire hydrant
- Florida
- image
- images
- impala
- Kanata
- kenya
- leopard
- lion
- Masai
- Nepean
- New England Trip 2012
- New York State
- night photography
- Ontario
- Ottawa
- ottawa ontario
- Ottawa River
- photo
- photograph
- photographs
- photography
- photos
- pictures
- RJHay
- Ron Hay
- safari
- tanzania
- travel
- weather
- zebra
- ©rjhay
Blog Stats
- 253,097 views
Search Blog Posts
Popular Posts
-
Recent Posts
Tags
- africa
- buffalo
- Butterflies
- butterfly
- Butterfly Exhibit
- Butterfly Show
- Canada
- Carleton University
- Carleton University Butterfly Show
- Christmas
- copyright all rights reserved
- cycling
- elephant
- Fire hydrant
- Florida
- image
- images
- impala
- Kanata
- kenya
- leopard
- lion
- Masai
- Nepean
- New England Trip 2012
- New York State
- night photography
- Ontario
- Ottawa
- ottawa ontario
- Ottawa River
- photo
- photograph
- photographs
- photography
- photos
- pictures
- RJHay
- Ron Hay
- safari
- tanzania
- travel
- weather
- zebra
- ©rjhay
Blog Stats
- 253,097 views
Tag Archives: travels
Shirley’s Bay, Ottawa, Ontario
I started off my travels today by first visiting the area called Shirley’s Bay on the Ottawa River. Considering all of the rain that we had in April, it is not surprising that the bay is much fuller than normal. … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa, Shirley's Bay
Tagged andrew haydon park, birds, boat, catkins, cheeks, chipmunk, kayak, Ontario, Ottawa, ottawa ontario, Ottawa River, overhead wire, poplar catkins, rocks, rocky shoreline, Shirley's Bay, travels
3 Comments
Watts Creek Pathway – Ottawa Greenbelt
Watts Creek Pathway – Ottawa Greenbelt – Approximately 6.2 km one way. The Watts Creek Pathway has had some major upgrading in the past couple of years and I hadn’t cycled along it recently so, with rain forecast for tomorrow, … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails, Watts Creek Pathway
Tagged cyclists, equestrian centre, grass is always greener on the other side, Greenbelt, heavy rainfalls, horses, National Capital Commission, NCC, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt, photographer, Railway Bridge, railway crossing, travels, walkers, water flow, watts creek, Watts Creek Pathway
1 Comment