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  • Winter 2025 | Snowshoeing

    Saturday, January 11th, 2025, 10 am

    • Snowshoeing in Bolton | Trail: 2 km
    • Meeting place: Parc Therrio in Bolton Centre

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, January 18th 2025, 10 am

    • Snowshoeing in Fiducie Ruiter | Trail: 3 km
    • Meeting place: Parking # 1 | Ruiter Brook

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, January 25th 2025, 10 am

    • Snowshoeing at Martin & Sylvie place | Trail: 2 km
    • Meeting place: 259, Province Hill

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, February 1st 2025, 10 :30 am

    • Snowshoeing at Béatrice & Karsten place | Trail: 2 km
    • Meeting place:  418, Leadville

    Lunch at 12:00 noon | Non-snowshoers welcome
    At Béatrice & Karsten place : 418, Province Hill
    Max. 24 people | Cost: $1    2

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, February 8th 2025, 10 am

    • Snowshoeing at Owl’s Head | Trail: 3 km
    • Meeting place: Parking area | Owl’s Head

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, February 15th 2025, 10:30 am

    • Snowshoeing in Eastman  | Trail: 4 km
    • Meeting place : rue des Pins, Eastman

    Lunch at 12:00 noon | Reservation not req’d
    Pub McMurray  | Eastman

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

    Saturday, February 22nd 2025 9:30 am

    • Snowshoeing at Mont Foster | Trail: 4 km
    • Meeting place: Parc Therrio, Bolton Centre
    • Car pooling to Mont Foster (15 min.)

    Reservation | francisco.ruiz38@gmail.com

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  • Back in 2014

    In 2014, the exhibition “The Landscapes of Potton, our Collective Cultural Heritage” was held in the round barn of Mansonville, which became accessible thanks to the hard work of volunteers keen to make it a place of Heritage Interpretation.

    The brochure published on this occasion mentions that “Scenery of exceptional beauty abounds in the Township of Potton. Such natural magnificence appears enduring but is, in fact, fragile. The goal of our exhibit was to make our fellow citizens, visitors, and elected representatives aware of that vulnerability and to consider what might be done.”

    A selection of 35 photos
     can be viewed in the Digital Library.

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