::Wilket Creek Gallery:: Photo Gallery by CIS at pbase.com

::Wilket Creek Gallery::

Back To - All Main Galleries | All Travel Galleries | Various Places & Short Trips Alexander Milne first settled the northern end of the valley now known as Wilket Creek following the War of 1812. It was known as Milne Creek until 1950.
At just under 44 hectares, the valley wilderness park offers more than 5 km of pedestrian/bicycle trails as well as plenty of undisturbed woodland excellent for nature walks.
Wilket Creek is a small fast-flowing stream which runs between steep, valley walls through a narrow flood plain. The ESA extends from Wilket Creek along the steep
south-facing valley wall of the main Don River. Wetlands in the form of marshes and wet scrub communities occur where seepage from the slopes has accummulated on the flood plain.

Graceful Arch	Cyclist	Bbbbbumpy
Up The Creek	Lady On The Bridge	Going Down the Lane
Charming	Stream Bridge	I Spy...
My "Middle Earth"	Temporary Respite	Couple Strolling
Whispering Waters	Wilket Creek	Fringes
Ornamental Onion	Ummm

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Guest		22-Jul-2007 11:01
Nice, lazy photography. Love it... Thanks, Anco

cat bounds		18-Jul-2007 12:08
Wiket Creek looks like a place where I would love to spend an afternoon walking down those lanes. You've created a gallery with such a peaceful atmosphere.

Ali Majdfar		18-Jul-2007 10:37
Fabulous gallery, GMV

Martha Albuquerque		18-Jul-2007 03:54
I am happy to know this lovely place called Wilket Creek, Carol dear.. thanks for sharing such beautiful photos and also to let us know its story.. v*

blizzard		16-Jul-2007 23:26
you did an excellent job presenting this to us you left no stone unturned a marvelous place to visit v

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