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Silver Creek, Halton Hills

Posted by Lorac Sunday, 26 September 2010 6 comments

 I went out for a drive, crossed this old bridge and I revisited a spot I like to walk. I usually go to Silver Creek in the spring when the water is higher and rushing down the stream. Today it was a slow flow of water, speaking softly to the surrounding woods. I parked and went down the embankment to the one side of the old bridge.


 With this lovely pond on the other side. Lots of little minnows swimming in there.The fall colours really soften the picture.


This tree on the bank of the stream doesn't let anything get in it's way. Look at the bottom right. It is a home dug into the bank for some small animal.


 I am not sure what these fall wildflowers are, but they were everywhere and so pretty!


This little red squirel was chittering away as I walked in his forest. I must admit, I talked back!


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I have lived in Georgetown for 37 years but have traveled around a great deal. I own my own business which takes a lot of my time but try to blog as much as possible! I love to take pictures, no training, just a love of photography. Enjoy the pics but please do not copy them.
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