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Sap’s Still Flowing
Spring has sprung. There are bulbs starting to poke their tips through the cold soil and giant snow banks are melting everywhere.The ground is getting pretty soft in places, but that doesn’t mean that winter has quite given up the … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Nature
Tagged Canada, maple syrup, Maple trees, Southwestern Ontario, Spring, sugar bush
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Sugar Bushes In Your Neighbourhood
Reblogged from In Your Neighbourhood: Spring is in the air. I don’t exactly know why I say that, as it is still -1C outside (with windchill feels like -9C) with scattered flurries in the forecast, but I feel it. Perhaps it … Continue reading
Maple Syrup Season is Upon Us
It is the last day of February and the sap in the trees is running already! Can you believe it? With the mild winter that we have had here in Southwestern Ontario, all manner of trees and other plants have … Continue reading
A Walk in the Woods
After all that rain earlier in the week, the air is refreshing now. What would you say to a walk in the woods today? Grab your walking shoes and let’s go! What do we have here? Why this gnarly old … Continue reading
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Tagged ash trees, birch trees, elm trees, genus, hickory trees, Maple trees, trees
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Southwestern Ontario is Under Invasion!
I think it is safe to say that Spring is finally here to stay. Pale feet are peeking out into the world from the freeing comfort of flip flops everywhere we look. Winter coats have been replaced by light spring … Continue reading
