The bright yellow autumn colours from a Big-Bud Hickory (Carya tomentosa) near the park’s former shuttle board and chess area.

Autumn colours from the Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) next to the children’ playground.

The park’s lagoon during an early autumn evening.

Looking south, over the soccer field, one has a view of the illuminated cross on Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount-Royal.

A beautiful carpet of leaves by the park’s clay tennis courts. Luckily, we saw this early in the morning; they were removed (for good reasons) later in the day.

The park’s lagoon currently empty for the winter season.

The park’s original designers knew how to design a pond that “created beauty” for pedestrians regardless of the seasons.

Graffiti in the park. It does occur; however, it is not a large problem. The City’s By-Laws provide very stiff penalties for those caught doing this.

Patiently waiting as I measure a Red Oak’s girth for my next (much longer) posting. (It was 290 cm).

This looked like smoke, coming from somewhere near the summit, early in the morning. We could hear the fire trucks while walking through the park.

The moon over the park “greeting us” as we started our walk early this morning.