These pictures are from our hike through the Speyside forest, Limehouse Conservation Area, and the Hole in the Wall.
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Parking along the 15th Sideroad just west of Highway 25 at the start of the hike:
The start of the Bruce Trail, heading north away from the car:
The gravel path towards the start of the hike:
The first field along the hike, with the sumach in the distance
Leaving the north end of the field, back into the forest:
The trail gets more and more rocky:
The path follows the Escarpment edge:
The path goes over small rock hills:
A muddy trail long the road allowance:
The escarpment edge looking like a man-made wall:
The forest just south of the 4th Line:
The stile heading north, leaving the 4th Line:
The trail along the side of the corn field:
The power lines running roughly east-west:
A slight climb as you leave the 5th line:
The forest just north of the 5th Line:
The ground starts to split into many moss covered fissures:
A good example of a small outlier separate from the escarpment edge:
Another example of a deep fissure:
The ladder at 'The Hole in the Wall':
Bottom of the ladders at the Hole in the Wall:
The path goes under a small rock bridge:
The view back up the escarpment edge:
A small marsh along the Black Creek River:
Just up-river from an old mill on the Black Creek:
A new bridge across the Black Creek at the old mill site, just south of Limehouse Conservation Area:
The last remaining arch of an old mill just south of the Conservation Area:
Heading east along the Black Creek side trail, sloping down towards the river: