
Photo- Tammy Jordan
The Spring at the 10th line was known to every person who spent any time on Mississippi Lake–-Carleton Place Canadian 1952
Our illustrious photographer Tammy Jordan went out looking for it. Is this it?
So I found water flowing, can’t figure out from where! Crossed a no trespassing sign and still could not find the source. It comes from across a field and crosses the 10th line, then horse shoes around and comes back under the 10th line! Strange!- Tammy Jordan
Photo- Tammy Jordan
Illustration by- Tammy Jordan
So what do you know about the 10th line Spring. Please leave comments.
We walk this nature walk everyday with our dog, and it is the highlight of our day. It runs between 9th Line and 10th Line, and is a wide, gravelled walking path. The walk covers a nice variety of terrain and offers lots of different ecosystems. The walk begins in a lovely forest, passes through a huge wetland, then back through forest again, crosses over a stream, and passes through two farmer fields. There are some truly gorgeous views along the way, especially in the fall. We have seen lots of wildlife on the trail, but also we frequently see droppings left by bear (full of acorns!) and wolf or coyote (large and full of bone and fur). In the winter part of this trail is a snowmobile trail. Though you will rarely meet a snowmobiler, the benefit of this is that the trail is groomed and more easily walked in heavy snow.–Visited December 2016
Come and visit the Lanark County Genealogical Society Facebook page– what’s there? Cool old photos–and lots of things interesting to read.
Information where you can buy all Linda Seccaspina’s books-You can also read Linda in Hometown News and now in The Townships Sun
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