It was a sunny crisp day (0C) and I wanted to get outside for a walk. I drove about ten minutes away and parked near Sunnyside Pavilion and walked towards Sheldon Lookout and back. There were lots of birds in the water.
I walked along the Sunnyside Boardwalk.
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It hasn't been that cold so I was surprised to see part of the lake frozen |
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No need for lifeguards today |
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I was wondering how people were able to get to the end of break wall |
I crossed the
Humber Bay Arch Bridge and spent some time in a chair on Sheldon Lookout.
Then I headed back across the bridge and followed the boardwalk back to my car.
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More people on the break wall! How?! |
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Mystery solved ... the water level is so low that you can walk across to the break wall (it isn't usually) |
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