A cloudy and somewhat cool day did not deter 37 Seniors joining Monica Feran on her hike along the West Humber River Trail and the grounds of the Humber Arboretum.
Monica's attention to detail did not leave any questions about the day's proceedings. You Sir at the back, are you listening?
Unlike this guy who at times is laughable
Kevin kindly volunteered to bring up the rear again!
A "Handy" start to the hike
Passing a flock of Canada Geese on the way
Happy Wanderers
The "Scot" sandwiched between the "Irish"
"A Bridge not too far"
"Look, we are in this green bit"
Going left
Off the beaten path
In to a field of dreams
And a river runs through it
My rod and my staff shall comfort me
The Golden Rod is no longer golden
Wearing Blue is a popular choice today
Ah! a short break before...
More Golden Rod
Tony with his extra long stick
"No Worries" for the two "Aussies"
Milkweed
Such a lovely "Poster Lady"
Water Break
Part of the mural under the Hwy 27 Bridge
At the Firefighters 9/11 Memorial we were shocked to see it was littered with garbage!
Up we go
Down we go
Hardly!
The 100 km Humber River, a name given by John Graves Simcoe. Maybe he thought he was "Back Home"
Berries for the Birds
One of our fashionable members with hat and handbag
Eager Beavers heading for lunch
Come on Ladies you'll be late for lunch
We lunched at the Humber College Campus which was almost devoid of students due to the Faculty being on strike. Fortunately Tim Hortons was open for coffee etc.
After lunch we entered the grounds of the Arboretum
Tonie with her coffee to go
Back in the woods
Back in the Golden Rod
Come on you lot!
Coffee's getting cold
The end of the line
A Happy Monica at Mr. Greek
More happy folk
Cheers! to Monica
Drink affects people in different ways...
Abnormally
Normally
And just Happy
The members genuinely enjoyed Monica's hike. The route, lunch spot and the pub made the day into a memorable one. Monica kept up a suitable pace, especially with the help of designating posts at each turn. Thank you to Kevin for his "sweeping" duties and Ann for managing to count up to 37. I would also like thank Rene and Rosemary for their photo contributions
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