BWG Studio Art Tour 2017
Article by Miriam King of Bradford Times
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Throughout the winter, we would always find fresh paw marks in the snow in our backyard which was a sure sign of a rabbit roaming around. Occasionally, we would encounter a rabbit dashing away when we opened the patio door. Last week however, the rabbit ran across the backyard upon hearing us but stopped half-way…
Bye for now
We spent two days inside the Wilpattu national park with only glimpses of leopards without proper photo opportunities and we were not happy. We had to leave that day, so we packed and started heading back with heavy hearts. Half way to the park exit, we suddenly saw a black spot, that looked like an…
Good Try
One early morning, when we were returning to the bungalow after our pre-breakfast roaming inside the Yala national park, we came across this leopard who seemed to be preying on another animal. We put our hunger aside and waited to see what was going to happen. The leopard was aiming at a rabbit. It had…
BWG Mayor’s Hike for Health 2019
To commemorate the National Trails Day, the town of Bradford West Gwillimbury and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority organized the “Mayor’s Hike for Health” at Scanlon Creek Conservation Area. The hike along the “Chickadee Trail”, a 2.7 km long scenic loop trail was led by Brian Kemp of LSRCA who had a wealth of…
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During one of our afternoon excursions in the Yala park, we stumbled upon this huge leopard known to safari drivers as “Harak Hora”, the cattle thief. The leopard tried to creep inside a culvert but changed his mind and went in to the jungle. The same evening, when we were returning to our park bungalow,…
Lieutenant Governor’s Visit to Bradford
Article by Miriam King of Bradford Today