Lazy Long Weekend // Parry Sound

Driving north up highway 400 going the speed limit of course, “Freddy” my silver chevy cavalier wound through the high standing rocks with the free standing inukshuks, markings from cottage travelers up north for the weekend. It’s nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of crowded toronto streets every once and awhile. Setting our radio to “The mouse”. Thomas watching me belt out the top 40 in amazement as if I was speaking a new language, as he still has a bit of catching up to do after two years on his mission without a radio. We visited the cottage lazed around the campfire. Roasted giant evenly golden marsh mellows. Jumped off the dock. Even had some time to explore downtown Parry Sound. I’ve been giving Thomas private photography lessons (Really doesn’t need them, He's shooting is on point)

Sweater Dress h&m, Jean Vest: Vintage, Salt & Pepper Hat: Urban Outfitters, Shoes: Classic White Converse  

Photo Diary: Waterton Alberta

Broadview Hill // The Perfect Spot

The Toronto skyline has one of the most majestic and memorable; The CN Tower often acts as a compass for many of our young commuters. One of our favourite spots to enjoy this magical skyline is Broadview Park. Known for its very steep hills and scenery as it is home to quite a few romantic films. If that doesn’t have you catching the next bus there I don’t know what will. Emily and I stumbled upon the park after a busy few hours hustling and bustling through the city, when we saw the vast green space we were instantly drawn to it. Both Emily and I equally giggling about how it would be a perfect date spot, to cuddle up on a blanket in the fields after a nice dinner.

Toronto has many great places to go, but for the view Broadview is properly named. No other park holds such a brilliant skyline! Not to mention its creamy colourful sunsets. It’s easy to see why major movie productions like “The F Word” chose this spot to film! As we watched young couples strolling about the park and a few just catching the sunset on thick woollen blankets, Emily captured me taking panoramas! I couldn’t stop myself from feasting my eyes on the glorious views.

Photography: Emily Kathryn Jones

Written By: Hayley Smith