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Tag Archives: walk
Wawa Points of Interest (2013)
Wawa Points of Interest (2013) We were in the Wawa area once again on the final leg of a four day Breeding Bird Survey that Gerhard and I undertake for Environment Canada. Compared to the dry conditions of a year … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Wawa
Tagged goose statue, Government Dock Beach, High Falls Wawa, Highway washout Wawa October 2012, Magpie High Falls Wawa, Michipicoten, Michipicoten Ontario, Northern Lights Motel flood, Silver Falls, walk, wawa goose, Wawa Motor Inn, Wawa Ontario
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 2
Day 2 – Redbrook to White Castle Our B&B accommodation at the end of Day 1 was a former country inn now operated as a B&B called The Florence in the Lower Wye Valley. Our hosts had driven into Redbrook … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged acorn signs, Ambling Ramblers, Blue Tit, buttercups, Chickadee, England, Great Tit, Monmouth, Offa's Dyke Path, orchid, RJHay, Ron Hay, trail, Wales, walk, White Castle
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