Frolic #71 | Autumn Bounty

- What we're up to -

Join us in delighting at the bounty autumn brings! Fall fruits, nuts, seeds, flowers and even some roots are at this prime this time of year. We'll be noticing the plants and growth patterns from the maintained park space, down into the ravine along the Beltline Trail. Find feral apples, wild grapes, and plenty of nature's winning combo of purple + gold flowers.

- What to bring -

• Yourself dressed for the weather (rain or shine!)
• Your own beverage and/or a drinking vessel of some kind.
• Optional/Encouraged: A snack to share - wild/foraged food inspired ones are welcome, but not required.
• Always Optional: Your favourite field guide.

- Keep in mind -

Wild Foragers Society facilitates communal learning in the outdoor classroom. We strive to demonstrate respect and reciprocity to the land we walk on as treaty people, and part of nature. We also comply with City mandated by-laws; there is no harvesting during the frolic.

Frolics are lead in English. We will walk as a group for approximately 1-2km on a gravel/dirt path and asphalt trail.

COVID is still present in our community. We encourage participants to be mindful of social distancing. Everyone is welcome to wear a mask and take any precautions they feel necessary.

- How to get there -

Meet us at the TTC bus stop at Chorley Park - it's the Western edge of the park where Douglas Drive and Glen Road intersect.

Chorley Park is just North-West of the Brick Works and accessible by the Beltline Trail, TTC (Bus 75 or 82 from Sherbourne Station), or driving to the park (245 Douglas Drive, Tkaronto) and using street parking if/where available.

Late or lost? Call/text Becky at 613-503-1309

RSVP to attend here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/frolic-71-autumn-bounty-tickets-714759584157?aff=oddtdtcreator