With Valentine’s Day and Family Day falling on consecutive days this year, it would make sense if this post was about my love for my family. And don’t get me wrong, I love my family and the life we have created together more than anything. But since Covid has turned so much of our lives upside-down over the last year, I thought it might be more appropriate for me to share something that Covid has taught me to love – the beautiful hiking opportunities that we are so blessed to have nearby.
Although it’s certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas in our area, it’s definitely not your usual holiday season. Like everything else in 2020, our normal festivities had to be changed. Some have been cancelled, others have moved online while still others have been dramatically altered.
Hello and Happy Earth Day! Although it might seem that I am, once again, late with my post, Wanda and I decided it was best to save it for this important day, especially in light of the isolation we continue to find ourselves in.
January has come and gone, but winter still hasn’t set in in Grey and Bruce Counties. Yes, as you can see in the above photo, we’ve had snow, but like last year, the few snow storms we have had have been followed by milder weather and rain.
