Day 16 - Dundas Valley

Today we did the Dundas Valley Conservation Area.  


It was a beautiful day, sunny, and it went up to almost 20 degrees, so I got a chance to try out my new spring jacket.  The paths were nice and wide, althought they still went up and down a lot.  


We saw lots of families and bikers.  We even came across an old train station.


It was great to see the flowers starting to bloom.  I think everyone is anxious for spring to arrive.




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