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Of sunsets, slides, and summer scenery

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  July 23, 2020
Of sunsets, slides, and summer scenery
Despite the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, Kincardine is still a beautiful place.

In the past few weeks, we have seen some magnificent sunsets.

The playground equipment is now open for children to enjoy.

The public outdoor washrooms are open for people to use; and while it's not yet open, the new washroom at Dunsmoor Park is nearly complete, along with the retaining wall beside it.

Work continues on the Queen Street bridge.

There are many wonderful sights to see, including the Rock Garden, the pier, the beaches, and the beautiful sailboats out on Lake Huron.

And finally, the donation bins beside the Knotty Pine have been cleaned up and sealed off.

Enjoy the sunshine and the beauty of the Municipality of Kincardine – just do so safely by following the public health guidelines for physical-distancing and hand-washing.

Image Gallery

A gorgeous sunset, Monday night, at Station Beach, Kincardine
The rich, beautiful colours of a sunset, Monday night, at Station Beach, Kincardine
Children enjoy the playground at Macpherson Park, Kincardine, when the equipment was re-opened to the public, Monday morning
Rowan Miller, 3, of Kincardine gets ready for a ride down the slide at Macpherson Park, Kincardine
Sheamus Millar, 5, of Kincardine enjoys the slide at Macpherson Park, Kincardine
The Kincardine Rock Garden, at the bottom of Durham Street, in all its summer splendour
A sailboat on Lake Huron, just off the shoreline at Kincardine
Work continues on the rehabilitation project at the Queen Street bridge in Kincardine
The big machinery was at the north end of the Queen Street bridge project, Monday
The donation bins beside the Knotty Pine in Kincardine, have been cleaned up and sealed off
The new washrooms and retaining wall at Dunsmoor Park, Kincardine, are nearing completion

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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