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Kelso Conservation in Milton, Ontario

We have been having some rainy weather, but I don’t want that stopping me from getting out and enjoying nature. Especially when rain makes trails less busy! So, for this hike, I went out with my 7-month-old son Beau in the pouring rain, and hiked at Kelso Conservation for the first time. Before starting thisContinueContinue reading “Kelso Conservation in Milton, Ontario”

Hemlock Bluff Trail, Algonquin Provincial Park ON

If you saw my last blog post about going to Algonquin without our toddler, then you may find this one more entertaining since we actually brought her AND our baby for this hike. It was quite the challenge since our daughter just adores picking up every single pebble, stick and pinecone she can possibly carry.ContinueContinue reading “Hemlock Bluff Trail, Algonquin Provincial Park ON”

Track and Tower Trail, Algonquin Park ON

Algonquin Provincial Park is one of Ontario’s greatest treasures. There are so many things to see in Algonquin from incredible wildlife to breathtaking lookouts. I’ve been going to Algonquin since I can remember, but I never had completed most of the bigger trails. Brodi and I had our daughter Xyla at grandma’s for a weekendContinueContinue reading “Track and Tower Trail, Algonquin Park ON”

Devils Punchbowl, Hamilton ON

Having grown up in Niagara, I have seen a lot of waterfalls. But waterfalls that show different types of clay beneath the Earth’s surface are such an incredible thing to see. The Devils Punchbowl is a waterfall and lookout over the Stoney Creek escarpment. This location offers a lookout over the Hamilon Harbour, Stoney Creek,ContinueContinue reading “Devils Punchbowl, Hamilton ON”

Introducing Me

Hi there, My name is Katie and I am creating this blog to document my adventures and to share my passion of exploring and creating. I’m a photographer and my business’s catch phrase is Explore, Create, Inspire. These words sum up my passions quite well ; Exploring is my #1 passion. It excites me andContinueContinue reading “Introducing Me”