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SIDEROADS Of Halton Hills is published 4 times a year by The Independent & Free Press A division of Metroland Printing, Publishing & Distribution Ltd. | |
| Welcome to Sideroads of Halton Hills  VOLUME 5 NUMBER 4, WINTER 2009 |
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| In the quiet stillness of an early winter morning, the first light of the sun reveals a dusting of fresh snow which balances precariously on the branches of an apple tree, before a gentle breeze disturbs the beauty that Mother Nature created in the night. Photo by Ted Brown |
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Winter reading By The Independent & Free Press The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer (Non-Fiction) When William Kamkwamba was a small boy growing |
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Calendar of Events By The Independent & Free Press Dates to remember: * Dec 19 Olympic Torch Run through Halton Hills * Dec 21 1st day of winter * Dec 24-26 (Thursday-Saturday), |
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Barking up the best tree By Belinda Gallagher, Head of Horticulture, Royal Botanical Gardens As late fall becomes winter, we look at our gardens in a different way. The lovely fall oranges, reds and |
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Why is water the fountain the youth? By Caroline Harris Water can add years to our live- years that are filled with radiance and vitality! Drinking water can improve our health, |
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Still latchin' after all these years By Ted Brown As the cold breath of Old Man Winter sent chills up my spine, I spent a week preparing for another |
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