Just a little post to show you a bit more of the Glendon grounds, and what a Canadian forest looks like. This is kinda odd, but I always wondered what kind of greenery actually made up the bulk of foreign forests, because the Australian bush is just so thoroughly, y'know...
Anyway.
One morning I decided to go for a walk by myself because of complicated gym things and misunderstandings, but it turned out quite shinily with a 2+ hr hike through Glendon forest. I went off the beaten track a bit; turned left instead of right at the fork (watch out, we got a badass over here), went over boulders, around fallen trees, jumping over streams, crossed a rushing river bounding from rock to rock, climbed gullies, traversed puddles you get the idea.
Now I forgot to bring my camera (note to self: never go out without him. You never know) so these are comparatively pretty damn shitty iphone photos, but it's the thought that counts.
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| Forest trail. |
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| Autumn! Winter is coming. |
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| Gullies and steep things to climb. |
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| Trying to savour the sunlight while it still exists. |
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| River! Very full, even at the end of Summer. Water shortages aren't a thing here. |
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| Where a whole lot of stupid college students did exactly the opposite of what the sign says. |
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| Shit just got real. |
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| Glendon wetlands. |
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| Oh hai, blue skies. Please don't leave me D8 |
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| Back around the loop to the gym. |
At time of writing, weather just took a turn and is now officially...quite cool. It's obviously not going to get any warmer than this for, y'know, 6 months or so.
Bring it, Winter.
Is so pretty. Looks very... Stargate planets ;D
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