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SIDEROADS Of Halton Hills is published 4 times a year by The Independent & Free Press A division of Metroland Printing, Publishing & Distribution Ltd. | |
| Welcome to Sideroads of Halton Hills  VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3, FALL 2008. |
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| The warmth of summer has now been replaced with a sudden chill in the air as dusk arrives earlier each night. However fall, the harbinger of winter, still manages to astound us with its vivid show of colour as illustrated by these crimson leaves stubbornly clinging to a branch in rural Halton Hills. |
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Willow Park at 10 By Brenna Moore What started as a budding idea years ago has blossomed into a successful reality and this month celebrates its 10th |
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Wood wonders By Patti Post One of the delightful things about strangers coming together for a common purpose is that they don't stay strangers for |
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Walk this way By Kerry Jarvis Hiking sticks are making a comeback. Many attribute this revival of hiking sticks to aging baby boomers who are looking |
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My friend, Bruce By Kerry Jarvis I have just returned from visiting my friend Bruce. We have known each other for many years. I was 13 |
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Combining art and science By Patti Post Creating objects of beauty is a quest for Carol-Ann Michaelson, but her pottery also becomes part of people's daily lives: |
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