Monthly Archives: June 2017

Menzel Centennial Provincial Nature Reserve (Marlbank) Trail Review

***Please click on this link Map Locations of ALL Trails on this Site to view a map with the location of every trail “2oldguyswalking” has written a review on.*** MENZEL CENTENNIAL PROVINCIAL NATURE RESERVE TRAIL REVIEW On a return trip from Perth we allowed ourselves time to check out a few natural areas. Areas that […]

Historical Harwood, Ontario

Most of the land of the present day village of Harwood, Ontario on Rice Lake was purchased in 1828 by Robert Harwood a Montreal merchant. First called Sulley or Sulley’s Landing, the land developed rather slowly until the early days of the railroad. One of the earliest railways in Upper Canada, the Cobourg-Peterborough Rail Road […]

Sidney Conservation Area (Belleville) Review

***Please click on this link Map Locations of ALL Trails on this Site to view a map with the location of every trail “2oldguyswalking” has written a review on.*** SIDNEY CONSERVATION AREA TRAILS REVIEW UPDATE – October 21, 2018 – Quinte Conservation Areas are now “pay to park”. It’s only a lousy $5.00, but the […]

Bleasdell Boulder Conservation Area (Trenton Ontario) Trail Review

***Please click on this link Map Locations of ALL Trails on this Site to view a map with the location of every trail “2oldguyswalking” has written a review on.*** BLEASDELL BOULDER CONSERVATION AREA TRAIL REVIEW Not an extensive trail at all. Just a 1.5 km loop with a great honkin’ big old rock that some […]

Map Locations of All Trails on this Site

The numbers on the map will tell you which trails are close to you, and you can just click on the names beside the numbers below the map, to be taken to the review. We try to re-visit and update as often as possible, as we take the accuracy of our reviews very seriously. However, […]

Red Cloud/Dawson Creek Settlement, Ontario

How do I start this post? It is a story about a place now called Red Cloud. An unknown by most (including the Ranger) a ghost town it was originally called Dawson Creek Settlement. This story is about things the Ranger likes to write about. A cemetery, a recently lost school house and a once […]