Since Bob and I were wanting to visit a local market, Bob found us a couple of parks/trails to explore with Jack that were in the same direction. We started at Millennium Forest Park in the nearby community of Lincoln, which has a loop walking path through the park as well as 135 different commemorative trees that were planted as part of a Millennium celebration project. The park also had some winged visitors that were pointed out to us by a couple of other walkers when we first arrived.
that was donated by the Southward family
Maybe by robots at that point?
We stayed parked at the park and just walked up the street to head to a section of the Waterfront Trail that goes through the neighborhood to (wait for it) the waterfront of Lake Ontario.
Finally, we visited the Grand Oak Market. It’s a cute market that sells local goods, gifts, as well as their owned baked goods, and you can eat lunch there as well.
I liked the note about the table.
We didn’t shop today but may head back for lunch sometime.
Peckish Travels 