For example:
My family enjoys visiting Etienne Brule park. It is located just behind the Old Mill in the Kingsway community of Etobicoke, Toronto.
The park is situated approximately in the north west corner of Jane and Bloor, south of Dundas, east of Prince Edward. The Humber River flows through it. Pictured below is a mental map of its location:
This park is a destination for dog walkers, bird and fish photographers, recreational fishing, children, baseball leagues, and anyone who enjoys being among nature.
My wife, Linda, is particularly fond of this park since she recalls her dad photographing her as a child on the playscape and taking her on nature hikes when they lived in the area. We enjoy interacting with other dog walkers, watching our dogs play together or just sittting by the Humber River listening to the flowing waterfalls as we slow down to enjoy some quiet family time in the heart of our busy city. Our children love collecting acorns, chasing the squirrels and playing on the monkey bars.
Novel Study: Hatchet Chp.13-14 Plot Diagram rising action
After missing the attention of the passing rescue plane, Brian becomes deeply depressed and attempts suicide but does not go through with it. Out of this despair, comes a "new Brian" with a renewed self-confidence to survive whether he is rescued or not.
Brian has an encounter with a skunk and it affects him for over 1 month. He realizes that for him and for all animals, food is first. Brian reinforces his shelter to make it safer and creates a food storage shelf. He learns to attract fish to a newly enclosed pond which will serve as a primary food source.
