63 members gathered outside of Dundas West Station although these folks look like they are members of a Senior Biking Club
These folks look more like it having to use the facilities and shade themselves from the sun. It certainly was going to be a hot humid day with the temperatures feeling like the mid 30's
Mary Ayers, todays leader, conducted the proceedings
She explained the new route will will take us through the west end neighbourhoods plus some similarities to her previous hikes in the area with lunch at High Park followed by a short walk along the Boardwalk
Setting off with a smile
Taking the rail path from the Dundas Street end
Rene snaps me up
Nearing Bloor Street we meet up with Mr. Parker a.k.a Tony Asrilen
Pausing for a water break and a chance to break wind
Reflections
Halloween decorations
Passing St.Joseph's Ukranian Catholic Cathedral
Crossing Dupont Street
Up the steps to the rail path
Charles on his imaginary scooter
Heading south on the rail path
Up the steps again to cross over the railway tracks
Preparing for the crossing
Down the steps to Dundas Street
Crossing Dundas Street
Playing catch up
We came across a house with an extensive and impressive collection of Halloween decorations
Liliane makes a point?
Waiting to cross Bloor and Parkside
Into the tranquility of High Park
After lunch we assemble outside of the Grenadier Restaurant
Setting off through the Park towards the lakeshore
Impressive flora
Looking across Grenadier Pond
The sign didn't say closed to Seniors
Heading towards the Boardwalk
Bea on the beach with Liliane
Gotta love the Boardwalk
Crossing over the Gardiner Expressway
Looking down on Rene
Kevin bringing up the rear
At Roncesvailles
Hello Kitty
Ah! the place to be for a most welcome pint. So much so 31 guzzlers barrelled into the establishment. The Drake turned out to be very comfortable with excellent service
Michael has got his beady eyes on me
Mike tries a couple of beers and a coffee!
Toasting Mary
What lovely Ladies
I'm in Heaven
It certainly was a warm one but Mary provided lots of interest along the way to mitigate the hot weather. We experienced cosy neighbourhoods and others in transition from industrial to residential. Plus the last walk this year in suitably warm weather along the lakeshore was most welcomed. Thanks again Mary you did, as usual, make our day a pleasant one. Thanks to Liliane for the un deux trois and Bea for sweeping in the morning and Kevin for the afternoon. Also to Rene for providing extra images
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