An awesome September week. This week culminated with another car rally at Wasaga Beach.
Sunday, Sept 19th, 2021 – The Northwest winds can be fierce around here. Especially around November. I consider this home presently shuttered near 13th street as my benchmark for how windy it has been. You can see how windy it has been by the state of the flag. I’m impressed that the owners regularly replace the Canada flag along the front of their property.Monday, September 20th, 2021 – Taken from the Beach 2 board walk late Monday morning. For some reason these “dunes” tend to appear early in the Fall creating little islands just off the beach. same thing happed previous years.Tuesday, September 21st, 2021 – This is also the time when the seagulls have their annual convention. Lots of gulls fathered up and down the beach. They are so used to tourists by September you practically need to kick them out of the way. 🙂Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021 – In September, Wasaga Beach is often a destination for unauthorized car rallies. My first clue this was happening against this year were the yellow concrete barriers moved to block off 18th street. They are still allowing residents into the lot for now, but they are trying to keep rally cars out of the lots. The rally cars are so low slung that these barriers are enough to keep them out.Thursday, September, 23rd, 2021 – Returning from beach one on my daily walk. Looking west down the Beach 2 boardwalk.Friday, September 24th, 2021 – An interesting sky on Friday morning. Funny how you can just tell when Fall is in the air. The sky never looks like this in the summer.Saturday, September 25th, 2021 – Sure enough, on Saturday morning the car rally was in full swing. I got a kick out of watching cars driving up and down Mosely along the main beach.Saturday, September 25th – We were getting a kick out of watching the battle between rally cars and the town of Wasaga Beach – As rally cars raced up and down Mosely near the main beach, the town started piling up sand to keep rally cars out of the parking lots – we apparently ran out of yellow concrete barriers 🙂
