Lake Erie: Daily Visits to the Greatest Great Lake: 2010-06-06

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Lake Erie: June 12, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 11:30 AM.

Port Stanley: East side – 5:45 PM. Thinking about a thunder storm.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Lake Erie: June 11, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. A restless Lake leave trails of foam along the wave lines.

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM.

Thursday, June 10, 2010

Lake Erie: June 10, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM. After lots of warmth and rain, the trees have advanced to the deep green of full-on summer. In just over a week, the days will start to grow shorter.

Port Stanley: East side – 4:45 PM.

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Lake Erie: June 09, 2010

Port Stanley: East side – 4:30 PM. A day that started wet and windy, moved on to mistwith a bit of sun and disolved into another foggy night.

Port Stanley: Harbour – 7:15 PM.

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Lake Erie: June 08, 2010

Port Stanley: Harbour – 8:45 AM.

Pearce Park: 2:45 PM. One of the highest points along the South Coast, John E. Pearce Provincial Park is a lovely gem of beauty and peace.

Pearce Park: 2:45 PM. Monument honouring Elgin County's early pioneers.

Backus Page House: 2:30 PM. Under the guidance of the Tyrconnell Heritage Society and located on the edge of Pearce Park, this lovely old house is open to visitors for an eye-opening tour of life in a grand home of Elgin County in the mid 1800s. The grounds, located adjacent to the nature trails of Spicer wooods, are a delight on their own. This area, which also includes a heritage church and the cemetary where Col. Talbot is buried, is found at the very south end of Currie Road, Dutton-Dunwich and is a perfect place to spend a summer's day.