Hadley-Ives Summer 2010. Page 7.

Page 7 features photographs from Ontario.
Summer photographs page 1; page 2; page 3; page 4; page 5; page 6; page 7; page 8; page 9.
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The Point Clark Lighthouse on Lake Huron. This was built between 1855-1859. It's not far north of Goderich, Ontario.
 The Kincardine Lighthouse (1881) on the coast of Lake Huron.
 This is a knapweed growing along the shores of Lake Huron. It looks like a brown knapweed, and not an American knapweed.
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The farm at Staffa Road and Parr Line (south of Varna, Ontario) owned in the 1860s by my Grandpa Vic's great-grandfather William Turner.
 Some of William Turner's relatives in the Bayfield Cemetery. I think this was a brother, sister-in-law, and a nephew who died when just a small baby. My Grandfather's great-grandparents are supposedly buried near these graves, but we couldn't find their markers.
 The Bayfield Cemetery, located east of town, off of Mill Road.
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South Main Street in Bayfield, Ontario.
 The Albion Hotel in Bayfield. Built in 1856, this was here when my ancestors lived near Bayfield. The verandah wasn't added until 1902. Marbles for sale at a market in the town square in Goderich, Ontario.
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The friendly artist and saleswoman at the Made in Huron shop in Clinton, Ontario.
 The Clinton Library in Clinton, Ontario. We spent a couple hours looking through historical records here to learn more about our ancestors.
 This is a plot of land (actually two plots) in the village of Varna, Ontario owned by my grandfather's great-grandfather William Turner. His buildings no longer stand, and now the property has a memorial to soldiers and a town sign.
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In the Fathom Five National Park on the Bruce Peninsula there is a trail out to Burnt Point, where one can see views like this one.
 Geogian Bay of Lake Huron at Burnt Point in the Bruce Peninsula. I went swimming here.
 A sailboat seen from the lookout tower at the Fathom Five and Bruce Peninsula Parks Canada visitor center.
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Rust-colored lichens on a rock at Burnt Point.
 The trail out to Burnt Point. A few kilometers from Tobermory.
 A meadow seen from the trail to Burnt Point on the Bruce Peninsula.
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A slime mold (I think) along the shores of Lake Huron.
 Flowers in Tobermory, Ontariol
 Mosses and lichens on a rock along the trail to Burnt Point.
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Here I am at the place where we slept in Tobermory.
 Evening in Tobermory, Ontario.
 Dad and Mom on the balcony in Tobermory.
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Here I am swimming at Little Cove in Georgian Bay (Bruce Peninsula).
 Little Cove. Bruce Peninsula National Park.
 Burnt Point, Bruce Peninsula. Fathom Five National Marine Park.
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A ferry boat leaving Tobermory and heading out across the strait to Manitoulin Island. Rock Glen Falls near Arkona, Ontario.
 Rock Glen.

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