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Winter Park Trail
The forest park is ready for winter. This New Year's Day thaw is typical but not sustainable.
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Downed Tree In Lake
Fallen trees continue the cycle of renewal by providing life supporting eco-niches.
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Before The Snow
Desolate landscape just waiting for the first heavy loads of winter snow.
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Toronto Parks Floodlands
A surprise New Year's day 2011 thaw in Toronto led to some very slippery photo ops.
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New Year's Day Thaw
The quick New Year's Day thaw in Toronto made for some slippery walking down in the Ross Lord Dam flatlands.
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Droplet
Lots of snow and other icy moisture melted on Jan 1/11 in Toronto. This twig gives evidence.
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January 1, 2011 Meltdown Toronto
A very mild New Year's Day melted the lake ice and produced a nice foggy mist over the water.
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Park Waiting For Winter
The picnic area of Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park in mid November.
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Fallen Limbs
Fallen trees in the forest area of Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park in mid November.
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Late Fall Forest
Mid November in Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park forest.
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Milk Thistle
Mid November milk thistle pod in Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park.
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Sunbright Descending
The two contrails ending in a sunburst behind the mid November forest brought thoughts about end-of-world meteor strikes.
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Late Fall Forest View
Milkweed fuzz holding out against the inevitable first winter snow.
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Late Fall Mud Flats
Toronto's Ross Lord Dam constantly raises and lowers its water level of its lake. When low, the mud flats appear.
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Late Fall At Ross Lord Park Lake
An escape from the surburban/urban that surrounds it, Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park can be idyllic.
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Fall Forest Trail
Walking the mid November forest trails in Toronto's Ross Lord Dam Park.
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