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| Raise your hand if you love autumn! |
Jim and I made time for an afternoon fall drive last week and meandered up to Midlothian Road for a fantastical walk in, around and through the Screaming Heads.
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Screaming Heads outdoor artscape is a fascinating place to explore at any time of year, but the "wow factor" goes into overdrive in autumn. Add a backdrop of brilliant fall colours to the already striking vistas of cast concrete sculptures, geodesic domes, pyramids and house-turned-castle, and it's an autumn experience that can't be missed. It got even more interesting this year when it was yarn-bombed by a group of knitters as part of the Almaguin Highlands Sweater Weather weekend.
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| Well hi there! |
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| View from the ferry crossing. |
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| Through the geodesic dome. |
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| Even the sunbeams are getting their groove on! |
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| Trail through the woods. |
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| Expansive view. |
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| I call this one "Jazz Hands". :) |
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| Colour me happy -- love those hills! |
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| "A pyramid, a horse and a hand walk into an artscape..." |
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| The glove fits! Yarn-bombed sculptures for the Sweater Weather weekend. |
Do you want to see this for yourself? We provide maps, directions and itinerary suggestions to our guests at
Fern Glen Inn; or stop in at the Burk's Falls welcome centre and ask for directions to the Screaming Heads.
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