Bu konuda

Every day, without a lot of effort, I discover an aspect of my home that was previously unknown to me; all it takes is a short walk or paddle into the pockets of wildness remaining in southern Ontario. It could be an ice formation that disappears come March, a wizened cedar tree that geminated before Champlain’s first voyage, or a strangely shaped Escarpment rock that weathers at a rate slow beyond human scope; nature continuously reinvents itself and offers up new perspectives. They’re available to anyone, even if they may seem small and not very “extreme.” Perhaps by communicating their beauty we can inspire others to look again at the irreplaceable bounty in our backyard.

Ned Morgan — Editor

Mountain Life Blue Mountains Magazine Description:

Published four times a year, MOUNTAIN LIFE Blue Mountainhas been revealing the splendour of all four seasons of Ontario’s Georgian Bay region (including the Georgian Bay and Niagara Escarpment) since its inception in 2003. We’re right where the action is. LIVE IT UP.