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Taylor Creek Park Winter View

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Crisp winter air and the sounds of water gushing is the norm if you visit Taylor Creek Park in winter. Dried reeds look like flames at feet of snow covered trees. The leaning trees bending over the creek as if listening to wispers of the water. You can truly wax a little poetic if you take the time and just look around. Taylor Creek Park is surely enjoyable in any season.

Take a little tour and enjoy the photos and videos below and if you enjoy them give the park a visit in person.

The Sound of rushing Water at Taylor Creek Park
The Sound of rushing Water at Taylor Creek Park
Stark Trees and snow covered rocks at Taylor Creek Park
Stark Trees and snow covered rocks at Taylor Creek Park
Reeds like flames stand in stark contrast to the white of the snow at Taylor Creek Park
Reeds like flames stand in stark contrast to the white of the snow at Taylor Creek Park
Gushing water from snow melt at Taylor Creek Park
Gushing water from snow melt at Taylor Creek Park
Where the creek bends- Taylor Creek Park
Where the creek bends- Taylor Creek Park
An abstract painting from Fallen trees and snow covered branches at Taylor Creek Park
An abstract painting from Fallen trees and snow covered branches at Taylor Creek Park
Snow Stone and Water at Taylor Creek Park
Snow Stone and Water at Taylor Creek Park
Momentum at Taylor Creek Park
Momentum at Taylor Creek Park
Where do all the Footprints lead ? - Taylor Creek Park
Where do all the Footprints lead ? – Taylor Creek Park
Old tree stump wearing a snow cap at Taylor Creek Park
Old tree stump wearing a snow cap at Taylor Creek Park
Looking down at the Fallen. - Taylor Creek Park
Looking down at the Fallen. – Taylor Creek Park
Frozen Footsteps at Taylor Creek Park
Frozen Footsteps at Taylor Creek Park
The Bridge onward at Taylor Creek Park

This is my amazing Canada!!!

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2 Responses

  1. Albina says:
    February 8, 2020 at 1:58 AM

    Breathtaking pictures 😍 wish I was there…