Despite the possibility of rain and the cost of the Go Train 18 members took the Waterfront Trail from Long Branch to High Park with Ann out front
A Commuter friendly Legion
On the go from the Go
We paused at 45 Forty Second Street. The site of Ann's first home when she moved to Canada from the UK
The Red Wing Blackbirds were out chirping away and bombing around now that nesting time is upon us
Ann leads with her hands
On the "Lookout"
Birds Birds Birds
Starting to drizzle
The rain stops for a while
Waterbreak
Horsing around in the Park
Using the facilities, "We did it all at McDonalds"
Lunch is around the bend
Quite the "mini city" at Humber Bay
Feeding frenzy at Amos Waites Park
Business Class section
Leaving the lunch spot it starts to rain. Several members decide to drop out
As we walked the Gulls moved along with us
Ann puts the height of the Condos in perspective
The site and origins of the name
Arching our way across the Humber River Estuary
"Should I go in or stay"
Crossing busy Lakeshore Blvd
Entering High Park and passing Colborne Lodge
More dropouts going directly to the pub so as to miss the "Raindeer"
"Wetting our whistle" and drying out at the same time while wishing Rosemary a Happy Birthday at Mackenzie's Pub.
Despite getting soaked those that "hung in" to complete the 15 plus kilometres enjoyed the jaunt along literally the Waterfront. Thanks to Ann for her determination to stick to the programme and to Charles and Mary for sharing the sweep duties
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