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Adventure on the edge

By Chelsea
Today we did an awesome hike called Adventure On The Edge.
You hike for about an hour and a half to get to a huge cave on the water.
You can swim but the waves are pretty big so you do need to be careful so you don’t hit the rocks.
The hike is recommended for 12 years and older because it does have some hard parts with big rocks. 
But Parker was able to do it and keep up with everyone! 
The water is turquoise and so clear.
There are cliffs along the way so that you can look down at the huge rocks!😀
But be careful as there are no fences to hold you back from falling over the cliff!!!
If you ever go to Bruce Peninsula, I would definitely recommend this great adventure!

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  1. Lynda DenisAugust 13, 2019 at 6:35 PM

    I am so delighted that you are all sharing your family adventure and look forward to your blog updates ��

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