Oakville Beaver, 24 Jan 2019, p. 23

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23 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,January 24,2019 insidehalton.com Discovering nature in the colder months takes a little more prep and forethought than summertime adven- tures. To enjoy the great outdoors safely with your family, check out these tips from Harrowsmith magazine. Play it safe Check the weather conditions at your destination ahead of time. Pack appro- priate gear and wear layers and reflec- tive clothing. Remember, it's best to swap cottons for fabrics that wick away moisture and keep you warm and dry. A compass, map, first-aid kit and multi- tool or knife might come in handy, as well as extra socks, hats, gloves, an additional layer, sunglasses, water and high-energy snacks. Buddy up Ideally, go with a friend or group. The risks are a lot higher with winter outings, so if you're going to adven- ture solo, make sure someone knows where you're going, what route you're taking and approximately when you'll be back. Also, don't rely on your phone, as many cellphones don't work in park interiors. Think timing Take sunset into account when you plan your route. The sun goes down earlier this time of year, so head out earlier and plan to be off the trail well before dark. Give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination and car- ry a map and a flashlight just in case. Be adventure savvy Travelling over frozen lakes and ponds is not recommended, as ice conditions vary greatly. Stay on the designated marked trails and be aware of avalanches -- check conditions be- fore you leave. Know the warning signs and always remain in visual contact with your travel partners. Find more outdoor activities and ideas at harrowsmithmag.com. (NC) Advertorial Tips for safe outdoor exploring this winter ONE thing in common Walt Disney • H. Ross Perot • Bob Hope Ed Sullivan • Danny Thomas • John Wayne Bing Crosby • Jimmy Durante • Dwight D. Eisenhower • Herbert Hoover • Ed Sullivan Martin Luther King Jr. • Harry S. Truman Isaac Asimov • Carl Sandburg • Tom Brokaw Wayne Gretzky • Dr. Norman Vincent Peale Warren Buffett • Jackie Robinson These famous personalities all started their careers DELIVERINGNEWSPAPERS! Join this list! WEARELOOKINGFORCARRIERS call 905-631-6095 to find available routes in your area Burlington Post • Flamborough Review Milton Canadian Champion • Oakville Beaver Do you have a great digital photo of a special place or event in Oakville? Have you ever dreamed of having your work published? NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! Please submit no more than three of your best images in jpeg format to jmuller@metroland.com (subject line Cover Photo Contest) before Mon. Jan. 28, 2019 Submission of photo is considered permission to publish in this exclusive magazine 2018 OA K V I L L Etwenty-eighteencommunityGU IDE 905.338.0044www.oakv i l l eun i ted tax i . com • Out-of-Town Service • Regular In-Town Service• 10% Discount On Parcel Service• GPS Computerized Dispatch• Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles• Corporate Accounts Welcome• Airport Customer Wake-UpService • 10% Senior Discount - In Town• Largest Taxi Company in Oakville• Gift Certificates Available DOWNLOAD OUR APP! Ask about our low Airport Rates! THE PRESERVE MODEL HOME Rotherglen is so much more than a vibrant learning community. It's a place where friendships are made, challenges are faced and achievements are celebrated. It's where students grow, become inspired, discover their talents and develop a love of learning. It's where every child's individual educational journey and experiences are nurtured and encouraged.Seeing is believing! Contact us to learn how a Rotherglen education can be part of your child's bright future and path to success. Rotherglen, what school should be. C O M M U N I T YFostering a culture of kindness and a love of learning.R O T H E R G L E N S C H O O L Oakville Primary CampusMontessor i: Age 3 to Grade 12045 Sixth Line, Oakville, ON905-338-3528 | mwilliamson@rotherglen.com Oakville Elementary CampusGrade 1 to 82050 Neyagawa Blvd., Oakville, ON905-849-1897 | tdupreez@rotherglen.comErin Mills CampusAge 3 to Grade 63553 South Common Court, Mississauga, ON905-820-9445 | tchong@rotherglen.com Meadowvale Elementary CampusAge 3 to Grade 8929 Old Derry Road,Mississauga, ON905-565-8707 | jsnyder@rotherglen.com w w w . R O T H E R G L E N . C O M   2018 Your photo may appear in the 2019 EDITION O F THE OAKVILLE B EAVER COMMUNITY GU IDE

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