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Sunday Drive - Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Oakville, Ontario

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Sunlight reflecting in the window

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Windchimes ? Kiwis?

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Kindling Wood?

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Tree & My Shadow

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Wheatabix?

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Bench you can't wait to rest awhile

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Stairway to heaven Lola

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

Shades of green

Bronte Creek Provincial Park, Jenny Kotulak photo, Bronte Creek bench

The colours of fall

Bronte Creek Provincial Park is located on the border of Oakville and Burlington, Ontario on Burloak Drive. The park offers many trails, a children's playbarn, animals and birds, old farmhouses, picnic areas, leash free dog park and a designated overnight campsite.

The park also offers a large wade in swimming pool for summer and ice skating in the winter. Bronte Creek is a popular destination for all seasons.

For Oakville real estate information please contact Jenny Kotulak Your Oakville Community REALTOR.

Past President Oakville, Milton & District Real Estate Board

Jenny Kotulak Broker - RE/MAX Aboutowne Realty Corp. Brokerage, Oakville, Ontario 905-842-7000

www.oakvilleontariorealestate.ca

Posted by Jenny Kotulak Oakville Real Estate on 11/09/2009 12:27 AM

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25 Comments on Sunday Drive - Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Oakville, Ontario

NOV

Hey Jenny - I didn't realize you were still up. You're getting a lot of mileage out of your Bronte Park visit, eh?

That bench is a very popular conversation piece. Yesterday, I saw the same bench on a blog of a couple who spent their weekend up north and the couple was wondering why no one was relaxing on it. :)

Very nice Jenny - beautiful walk in the park! :-) I love taking pics of park benches too! :-) and like what you did with your back ground!

Jenny -

Thanks for taking us all along on your walk.

You just gotta love those old barns!

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Jenny I can always count on you to take me on a trip. I love old barns in all shapes and condition.

Thanks for the walking tour.

Great Shots Jenny, why don't you set up a picnic lunch and we can meet at the bench. If Marc can drag himself away from the feebies at TREB, maybe he would come along.

Great walk of photos, I like the kindling branches over the brook... and the stairway to Lola....

Jenny, looks like Tree and my Shadow is about to hop off of my computer screen and go for a walk! These are beautiful!

Jenny, I like the tree with your shadow, the weetabix and the stairway to Lola. She's certainly getting plenty of exercise. That stairway looks might steep :) I'm sure she loves it too.

Hi Jenny,

It looks like fall is here. I love the old barn reminds me of the farm where I grew up.

Connie Lou

Hey Jenny- I really enjoyed the walk in Bronte Creek! Thanks! I especially liked resting on the bench.... :)

Debi

Hi Jenny...looks like a great park for walking..not sure you'll like this wheatabix :O))

Cheers, have a great day!

Hi Jenny, these are just beautiful photos of Bronte Creek. I had to laugh at your Stairway to Heaven Lola! It looks like you are enjoying a spectacular fall up there! Hope you enjoy your week!

Hi Jenny. That does look to be a place you could build a real nice fire...

I love the seasons!

Thanks for writing,

Ken

Nice collection of photos from your area Jenny! The escallating trail stairway with leaves, seems to be saying to the bench, "Soon snow will fall, and we'll be lonely until spring."

Hey Al and Peggy - No more freebies in 2009 at TREB. :(

Need to wait until mid January 2010 for more freebies. The January freebies have been postponed by about a week since some people will still be coming back from vacation. We agreed that we would enjoy lunch since we'll be there for a few hours. I guess there will still be refreshment freebies but everything has been in the morning to date. :)

Will you be up north in mid January?

NOV

Hi Marc, there were some great photo ops at the Park. I haven't even shown you all the peacocks, playbarn, pigs, goats, bunnies. Bet you can't wait lol.

Hi Liz, I know you like benches too. We should ask people to send us bench photos and do a big Active Rain collage.

Jim - someday I shall walk beside you in person. Then you can take me to that pizza place by the water.

Hi Charles, I love old barns. Someday they will all be gone so nice to see that some are being preserved. My sister and husband just built a new automated dairy barn so the old red one will be coming down soon.

Negrazis family old barn, Shakespeare, Ontario

Negrazis family new dairy barn,Shakespeare, Ontario, Jenny Kotulak, photo

The old and the new

Hi Jennifer - You like old barns also? I will "trip out" with you any day. Thanks for coming along on my walk with me.

Al and Peg, I will hae a bench lunch with you anyday. Marc can bring the food.

Hi Caron - Yea the "kindling" was pretty thick. It looked so lovely laying there in the creek. Lola has a habit of creeping into my shots.

Hi Patricia - Yes that was kind of weird. I was taking a photo of the tree and noticed my shadow on it. It wasn't even 5 o'clock yet but the sun was getting ready to set so it made for some nice shots.

Hi Sylvie - there is a path near the stairs which I used to come down but since Lola took the stairs up I figured I could too. They were a bit steep.

Hi Connie Lou - you grew up on a farm? Where? What kind of farm was it? I enjoy visiting my sister's farm but don't think I could live on one. Too much work lol.

Hi Debi - I enjoy taking photos of lonely benches. I didn't have time to sit down on it as it was almost sunset and I had to find my way back out of the forest.

Hi Fred, I had to laugh. I went to the store and saw some cereal called Muffets and they looked exactly like my photo. Yum.

Hi Mary, alas we are seeing less and less colour. Still haven't seen that white colour on the ground though so that's a bonus.

Hi Ken, I have a feeling it would be a pretty smokey fire. That wood is probably pretty wet. How's the fishing these days? Have you been out much?

Hi Myrl you are right. Hopefully it won't be a long winter. hmmm. There are actually some cross country ski trails at the park so it really is a year round facility.

NOV

Hi Jenny - That was a pleasant "walk" I just took with you! Lovely photos, but have you noticed that there is a face in your shadow on the tree? Kinda spooky!

Susan, you are very perceptive. I did see it but wasn't sure if anyone would think I was crazy. Here's closeup.

Thanks for the awesome photo tour, Jenny...I LOVE old barns! :)

Leilani

Jenny, If you're crazy, then I must be too, because I spotted that face right away! I was surprised that no one else had mentioned it.

NOV

Jenny, great pictures I felt as though I was right there with you. I love rustic colors of fall. have a wonderful week.

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