From Indigenous peoples of long ago to today’s campers, the area of Inverhuron Provincial Park has attracted people to the Lake Huron shoreline.
Birds come here for habitats from shallow waters to mixed forests, riverbanks, and sand dunes. Their songs accompany walkers exploring trails,
beach, and the restored pioneer cemetery.
Bob Johnston reflects on many topics from the springtime of youth in this compilation of his columns in Saugeen Times
The daily experiences of Will Lindsay, son of the Point Clark lightkeeper, take a dramatic turn when an unexpected 'white hurricane' challenges Will to keep the vital beacon shining.
In this second collection from columns in the on-line Saugeen Times, Bob Johnston reflects on the summer years of life.
This new poetry collection offers a many-dimensional view of lands in the Saugeen Territory, the 'high plain' of southwestern Ontario, now a part of Grey County.
In a small world surrounding the former Nenagh schoolhouse, Antony Christie finds inspiration in an improvised vineyard, in making needed repairs to the well, and in encounters with turkey vultures, smelt, and fireflies.
Lynne Porter's fourth book of community history recalls the rural community of Zion in Keppel Township, Grey County.
In this second collection from columns in the on-line Saugeen Times, Bob Johnston reflects on the summer years of life.
cover art by Kenneth L. Thornburn
book details:ISBN 9781896922768 128 pages quality softcover
$22.00 in Canada.
Still available Bob Johnston’s Sunset Musings
Price: $22.00
A division of Broad Horizons of Bruce County Since 1994, our office and activities take place in the traditional territories of the Anishinaabek peoples known as Saugeen Ojibway Nation, today represented by Saugeen First Nation and the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.Thanks to them for centuries of stewardship. Chi Migwetch
