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FALL ACTIVITIES


with fall on the prairies By Tania Moffat F


all is a beautiful time on the prai- ries and there is no better place to appreciate its beauty than in the


great outdoors. From wildlife preserves to festive fall traditions and Hallow- een haunts, there is never a shortage of things to see and do during this wonder- ful season. As the weather cools, the birds begin to gather. Te thunderous sound made from thousands of wings beating in unison as massive flocks of geese take to the skies is an amazing spectacle to behold. Oak Hammock Marsh and Fort Whyte offer fantastic programs throughout this peak season and are


The Hub


Oak Hammock Marsh is the place to go to experience the bird migration.


great places for getting out and enjoy- ing the beauty of the changing foliage, while trying to spot wildlife. Fall on the prairies also means fall suppers. Just about every small town within Manitoba’s borders, as well as various churches and communities in Winnipeg, take part in this tasty tra- dition. Tey are a celebration of the harvest and a time for communities to gather together and socialize. Te tra- dition dates back over a century and was originally called a “fowl supper.” As summer draws to a close, communi- ties look forward to getting together to host and enjoy these events. If you have


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Faling in love


Photo courtesy of Shelmerdine Garden Centre.


Photo courtesy of Oak Hammock Marsh


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