The last hike was another successful outing with about 45 hikers. We hiked from Lawrence and Bayview (the Glendon College campus) to Pottery Road and Broadview. Personally I liked this hike the best because the paths lead through some of the best areas of the Don Valley. Here's a few photos (courtesy of Ken Peters) from the hike.
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Hiking through a gully
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A rest stop in Crothers' Woods. Ed Freeman (right) was a regular participant on the hikes
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Passing through a wet patch on a slope. Note the cattails growing on either side of the path
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One duty of hikers is to 'post' at path intersections to let others know which is the right way to go.
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A view of some of the hikers as they make their way down a steep switchback trail in E.T. Seton Park.
If you are interested in seeing all 107 photos from the hike, send me a note and I will forward you the link.