Groundwater spring from top of the ridge in Bridlewood park.
Bridlewood park in 1969 soon after the subdivision was built.
Water finds a way.
Groundwater spring flows from a manmade ridge down into a dry storm pond.
In comparison to a 1969 @torontoarchives.cityof.toronto.ca photo of the same area when the subdivision was 1st developed. The trees have grown certainly.
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Seton pond trees getting pruned by beavers.
The Seton Pond on the West Don River seems to be home to a rather industrious beaver.
Lots of young trees felled in the marshy area.
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First paddle of the year. Exploring the Rouge March before the plant growth takes over.
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Woodcliff pond, sitting in a deep bowl made by Lawrence, surrounding neighborhood & railroad. Its really decreased over the years, about 10 years ago the pond filled the entire bowl, now it's just a small puddle.
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