This whole pandemic has created a bit of chaos in the outdoor world. Places I could usually go to get away from people are now packed. Campsites I could book a week in advance are now booked for the entire summer. I was lucky to get a permit for a single night at High Dump.

So another decade is coming to a close. As I grow older the time seems to just fly by. 2019 has certainly been a wild year for me. Again I made it a priority to get out to explore the beauty of nature. And boy did I find some amazing landscapes, and had some excellent adventures.

Fall in Ontario has a special place in my heart. The warm colours and cooler temperatures bring back happy memories of playing the leaves as a child.

Here is a small collection of fall images I captured this year.

Enjoy!

I made another short trip to the Bruce Peninsula National Park for some hiking, and photography. With scenery like this it's hard to take a bad photo up here!

Since I first laid my eyes on the Tantalus range I have been enthralled by its beauty. Turning the bend on the Sea to Sky HWY they come into view. The jagged peaks, and sweeping glaciers are simply breathtaking. Good thing there is an area to pull of and take in the views.

The beach is typically known as a fun place. But many people neglect to visit in the winter months. It's a shame since it's transformed into an absolutely stunning landscape.