We’ve slid into June accompanied by haze from forest fires and warnings that open fires, fireworks and cigarette butts are problematic. As far as fires and fireworks go, they are banned throughout Muskoka. Earlier in the week we were just east of Baysville showing a remarkable property with arguably the finest views we’ve seen in [...]
Trillium are in abundance and trees are leaved. Black flies are waning and water is getting warmer. May 24 has come and gone. The season is upon us. Expect weekend travel times to lengthen. However the joy of being by the water, or on it, far outweighs a slightly longer commute. Our marketplace is in [...]
Trillium are blooming. In places the forest floor is a carpet of deep red and brilliant white. This week will be the highlight of Ontario’s flower in these parts. It’s likely, too, as it usually is, that black flies will have their heyday as well. For about 10 days the beauty of the forest is [...]
The last two days have cut through the vestiges of winter, reducing accumulated snow piles to small mounds of ice. In the woods and on trails, where snow remains, sun does not shine. Even the forest floor is delicately greening. Rivers and creeks are brimming. Cataracts and falls of the watershed are in full voice, [...]
