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More Local Profiles
Lynne Knowlton
Designer & Owner of Treehouse + Cabin Retreat
We moved to Grey County 17 years ago. Our four children were young, & we wanted to find a home where they could play safely, climb trees, run through the fields & feel GOOD about home. Grey County fit like a glove, on all levels.
Dave Carr
Retired radio/tv host, porch sitter, certified BBQ judge and road tripper
My neighbourhood is one of the best places on earth to watch and wonder at what unfolds in the night sky...
Matt Green
Local photographer & Instagrammer
I brushed off a dusty DSLR camera I purchased years prior and went on my first photo mission. I haven’t looked back since...
I’ve always been an outdoorsy kind of guy and love going on adventures. But it wasn’t until about 2 years ago that I really started to appreciate what was around me and in my own backyard. I brushed off a dusty DSLR camera I purchased years prior and went on my first photo mission. I haven’t looked back since. Here are some of my favourite areas around home:
Hibou Conservation Area
This is not only a great place to catch a sunset, but if you’re lucky enough you can be treated to an amazing natural light show known as the Northern Lights.
Skinners Bluff
A short hike into the woods and you find yourself coming out onto a cliff with a beautiful view of the bay and colourful trees.
Inglis Falls
If you’re from the area, you know these falls well. It is a beautiful area to relax and enjoy with the family during the day; but just as gorgeous and magical at night.
Indian Falls
A place I used to live close to. I found myself hiking the woods to the falls regularly to catch a sunset and later enjoy the stars over the falls. There’s something about moonlight hitting the falling water that makes you realize how fortunate you really are.
Jones Falls
This is the Pottawatomi river. The hike in past the river and trees is just as rewarding as the falls themselves.
Photography has given me a different perspective and appreciation of not only my small little town but the world around us. Our area is great for local events and social opportunities, but I also love the peacefulness and how I can spend a day alone with nature. Whether I want to go hang out by a waterfall for the day, listen to the waves by the beautiful waterfront, or dangle my feet off a cliff, it’s easy to do it all in Grey County.