By Wayne Doyle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The view from Wiidookdaadiwin Lookout is amazing. On a clear day from the observation deck, about 30 metres above the ground, you can see forever \u2014 the horizon little more than a faint line in the distance. Below, the land spreads out in every direction. It disappears into the haze to the east and north and runs into the Niagara Escarpment to the west. Standing on the observation deck late Wednesday afternoon, Springwater Coun. Anita Moore was looking north, lost in the natural panorama before her, golden light from the setting sun bathing the landscape. \u201cThis is spectacular,\u201d she said. \u201cFrom this view, you get an incredible sense of how vast and beautiful this township really is.\u201d Moore organized a tour of Wiidookdaadiwin… <\/p>\n
By Wayne Doyle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The view from Wiidookdaadiwin Lookout is amazing. On a clear day from the observation deck, about 30 metres above the ground, you can see forever \u2014 the horizon little more than a faint line in the distance. Below, the land spreads out in every direction. It disappears into the haze to the east and north and runs into the Niagara Escarpment to the west. Standing on the observation deck late Wednesday afternoon, Springwater Coun. Anita Moore was looking north, lost in the natural panorama before her, golden light from the setting sun bathing the landscape. \u201cThis is spectacular,\u201d she said. \u201cFrom this view, you get an incredible sense of how vast and beautiful this township really is.\u201d Moore organized a tour of Wiidookdaadiwin... <\/p>\n