On a snowy winters day with a temperature of -6 degrees 29 stalwart members gathered at York Mills Station
Our intrepid Leader, Rosemary complete in her beloved Peruvian Hat
We set off trudging through snow
We crossed Yonge Street via the underpass where Jane volunteered to Sweep and Liliane to count. Much appreciated Ladies
A glimpse of a winter wonderland from under the bridge
Around and up the steps to the other side of Yonge St
Crossing the busy intersection at Yonge & Wilson
Climbing the hill to the Don Valley Golf Course
Outside the Clubhouse it was time for putting on Icers and cursing!
Some of us are ready
Others not
"Bloody Icers"
Evelyn wins the best dressed hiker award
Down the hill to the Course
Over the bridge to Hole#1
Passing under the 401
The advance party
"Snow Break"
Breaking new ground
Up the hill to the reservoir
It's frozen!
Walking around the reservoir
Adjusting those wretched Icers
Heading for the woods in Earle Bales Park
Returning to the Golf Course
Stanley can just be seen "slip streaming"
My kind of Christmas Tree
Posing for a hat photo
Heading back under the 401
Winterscape in Black & White
Togetherness
Climbing back up to the Clubhouse
Off with the Icers
Lunch at the York Mills Centre
Assembling the Troops
The long climb up to the Anglican Church of St. John's
It sure was a long 'un
Eureka, I see the Church
The Church has just celebrated it's Bicentennial making it the second oldest in Toronto
Doing my impression of Clergyman
Heading towards the 401 underpass
Condo's Galore
A rare photo of the Club's Hiking Co-ordinators together, my boss is on the left
Lillian in her neck of the woods
Paused for a reflection in a glass building
Ain't she proud with a Avenue named after her
Rosemary's Abode
Finally we jump in for a pint
We sat upstairs in the "Swamp". We loved it
Such a happy group of friends
Without doubt, no one would have imagined at the start how much we have enjoyed Rosemary's hike. She led us through a winter wonderland and kept us in suspense leading us to the Pub. And what a perfect spot to end a memorable day. Rosemary, you did us proud.
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