PANCAKE ICE TUESDAY

A friend provided me with the tip about pancake ice that had formed at the dam above High Falls. There were dozens corralled together, ranging in size and appearance of tart and pie shells, to pizza dough. This was the first time I had ever witnessed this phenomenon, and was an interesting sight to see.

WHITE CAIRN

Imagine, if you will, this cairn buried beneath snow. When I recently visited the Aubrey White cairn at High Falls, its multiple layers of rocks reminded me of the number of snowfalls it seems we've experienced this winter and its height, at over 14 feet, the amount of snow we've received so far!

HIGH FALLS

Often referred to as the waterfall capital of Canada, Bracebridge is naturally blessed with twenty in the area, with High Falls the largest of all and one of five that flow into this bay, a national record itself. Across from the falls, boats of the High Falls Water Park languish by the water's edge, reminding me of crocodiles basking under the sun.