This wild apple tree still lots of apples on it, this section of the trail is located in Darlington.
This combine was working in a field of soybean, it appears to be half done, the field is in North Wiltshire. Sunny at 9 and windy today. I cycled Milton to Darlington and back, about 25 km.
We woke up to our first snow fall this morning, temp was -1.
The government snow plow/salt truck was out salting our street.
I spend the afternoon at the wood lot, this is what it looks like at the start.
I am cutting of the limbs up to about 2 meters. and any volunteer trees that are too close to others.
Looking at the clouds over Charlottetown from across the North River.
Starting at 4, I cycled from Mount Stewart to Brudenell , about 35 km.
This the Cardigan river as seen from the trail about 1 km east of Cardigan.
The Confederation Trail in Kensington near the Frosty Treat dairy bar.
Business was slow today at the Frosty Treat.
The beavers were busy in Breadalbane, they had felled the bigger tree across the trail, but we were able to move it to the side.
The shore line of the Hillsborough river near the QEH at low tide. This is looking north up the river.
Same location looking south towards the harbour, you can see Charlottetown in the background.
Myself and another TO cycled from Emerald to Borden and return. In two places there were small trees across the trail, I carry a camp saw and we were able cut them and take them off the trail. Mostly sunny with a high of 9 but it was only 5 when we finished the ride.
Although it is Tuesday morning, this is Monday's post. I spend a couple hours at the wood lot in the afternoon.
This part of the lot that was replanted five years ago, the bigger trees are volunteer trees that lived though the clearing of the lot.
