A Blustery Day at Bluffers Park.

Bluffers Park is the typical place that Torontonians go to cool off in the summer. Located in Toronto’s Scarborough it is easily accessable by bus (direct bus service is seasonal though). It has Lake Ontario on one side and the bluffs which rise a few hundred feet high. The bluff were created just at the end of the last Ice Age when retreating glaciers pushed them up. Most of the bluffs are sandy and crumbly remnants of morraine. With some trees growing on the crumbling sides and sometimes hanging precariously.

I ended up rushing there over the weekend since it was the last day for the direct buses to run. But the weather turned from a sunny morning to a really overcast and chilly one, with a strong cold breeze coming in from the lake much to my frustration. I lost hope of getting some good photos to share with you. Oddly enough I got some interesting ones despite the weather which I will share with you below. The cloudy sky created some nice contrasts.Enjoy them.

Some of cool views start opening up through the trees as you move along the path which ends at a mini light house. Continue to see more images of this area as the shore changes from pebbly to rocky.

Back to the Beach the weather continued to get colder and the sky greyer. Here are some more image for you.

I hope you liked these. Hope to go back in summer and give you some really bright photos. Stay tuned for a special post with Autumn colors.