Our adventures in a park that is located within one of the most densely populated regions of Canada and provides outdoor recreation with a special focus on children.
Killbear Provincial Park – where K2, our Hungarian Kuvasz, roamed
In remembrance of K2, our Hungarian Kuvasz (February 13, 2011- May 12, 2022), we visited this provincial park.
Spring of 2022: Living the adventures and remembering K2, our Great White Kuvasz
Living the adventures in response to the challenges by Explore Magazine's Live the Adventure Club and grieving the loss of my furry friend, K2, The Great White (February 13, 2011 – May 12, 2022).
Grundy Lake Provincial Park, Ontario – hiking, camping, and observing flora and fauna
In remembrance of K2, our Hungarian Kuvasz (February 13, 2011- May 12, 2022), who would have been with us, although hanging around the camp site and beaches, during our visit to this provincial park.
Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario – experiencing 4 eco-systems on a cloudy day
In remembrance of K2, our Hungarian Kuvasz (February 13, 2011- May 12, 2022), who would have been with us, although hanging around the camp site and beaches, during our visit to 4 provincial parks in June 2022.
Winter of 2021-22: I did not do much, but it was still full of adventures
A season full of micro-adventures in response to the challenges by Explore Magazine's Live the Adventure Club. On April 20, 2022, I was declared a Runner-up in the Standard category.
A season of observing hawks (and other animals) – wildlife photography of winter 2021-22
This article is dedicated to late Mirza Naim S. Beg, who passed away in March 2022. He was a renowned wildlife photographer and eco-tourist from Pakistan. During my hikes with K2, I took shots of wildlife, albeit far too less than any of the previous winters.
Fall 2021: What a season it was! Living the adventures to the fullest
I undertook several adventures in various provincial parks of Ontario and in local conservation areas in response to Explore magazine’s Live the Adventure Club Fall challenge of 2021.
10 family and dog friendly destinations that we explored in Algonquin Provincial Park
The only iconic Park that I have explored in the company of my family, cousins and their families, all guests visiting us from abroad and K2 on different occasions.
Hiking with K2 along Credit River from Steel Avenue, Brampton to Dundas Street, Mississauga via Culham Trail
I am 100% positive that I am the only person who has hiked through various trails, parks after parks, roads, and sidewalks between Steels Avenue and Dundas Street along the Credit River. K2, our Hungarian Kuvasz, was with me.
K2, the Kuvasz, and me 