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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 2, SUMMER 2008. |
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Getting the dirt on a Master Gardener By Nelia Raposo After counting the number of bullfrogs in her backyard pond, Belinda Gallagher shouts, "It's an eight-frog day!" She's talking to her |
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Every picture tells a story By Patti Post Laura Kingsbury’s country walks and soul-renewing kayak trips produce more than a peaceful feeling. The wildlife art she produces from |
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Remembering 'Maud' By Andrea Lefebvre "Norval is so beautiful now that it takes my breath. Those pine hills full of shadows- those river reaches- those |
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An International love affair By Ted Brown Ken Williamson can still recall that fateful day when he fell in love. "I came home from school," said Williamson," I |
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On the right track By Andrea Lefebvre Another passenger train goes thundering through the Ingleton Road train station without stopping. The businessmen, who have been waiting patiently |
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Butterflies are free By Kerry Jarvis There is something about butterflies that stirs the imagination of people and brings a smile to their faces. Perhaps, it |
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Let there be light By Patti Post Light with privacy, peaceful environments, and life-enhancing decor is what Floraglass owner Glen Simmons' likes to create. In his Acton workshop, |
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