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Showing posts with label canadian public parks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canadian public parks. Show all posts
Batteaux Park Food Forest is located in Barrie Ontario Canada . It is only a couple years old. The apple trees with their labels still attached to the wee trunks are doing their best.
Apples about the size of a toonie hang from the green limbs.
Those who feel drawn to permaculture will appreciate the effort that was made to plant and establish this food forest. Yay! Free food for all!
Does your city or village have parks or community gardens that provide free food for all?
I applaud the City of Barrie for investing in this ideal and allowing the volunteers to plant the saplings and edible landscaping.
Love to hike? Been to Ontario Canada in search of some great wilderness?
This wee gem of a park in Barrie, Ontario, Canada is a hidden haven of dense forest pathways leading to the Bay. It has steep winding paths through a forest canopy which winds finally down to a rugged shoreline of Kempenfelt Bay. Rocks and wind and crashing surf.
Tourists don´t really hang out here perhaps because there isn´t really a beach to speak of. Lots of rocks and tons of fallen trees, some arching into the lake. The fallen trees in the forest provide an ideal nursery for lichens, mosses and fungi.
So many hints of wild life... The more time one spends in this natural haven, the more wild life you can spot.
In just my brief visit, I spotted chipmunk, squirrels and heard unusual bird calls that felt as if my presence was being announced to the herd.
I spotted brown and grey assorted fungi, and purple flowers poking through the early spring forest floor. The nurture of the fallen greenery provides an ecosystem that is rare to enjoy in a rather suburban city.
I know if I come back to this oasis in the forest, during the warmer months, there will be tons more to see......more fungi, more birds and lots more gorgeous plants, trees and native flowers.
The wind whips hard near the lake this time of year, so bring a good windbreaker if you visit.
