A. From the intersection of Limebank and Earl Armstrong Roads, heading west on Armstrong Road:
1a. Stormwater management site
1b. Typical windbreak. Tallest trees - a maple and an oak - are about 40 feet.	1b. Same windbreak
2a. Proposed school grounds at corner of Armstrong and Spratt roads - bounded by windbreaks.	2b. Same treeline a bit further along.
B. From the intersection of Armstrong and Spratt Roads, heading south:
3. Cluster of significant deciduous trees	4. Single large Oak (probably Burr Oak) at side of road. (Trees mentioned in 3 can be seen in background.)
6a. Windbreak of mature sugar maples on east side of Spratt Road	6b. Stone fence at base of maples
7. Small grove of pine and spruce near designated neighbourhood park.
8a. Young woodlot - south edge - near where a proposed major road will cross Spratt. (See also SE below under woodlots.)	8c. West side of Spratt near where major road will cross Spratt.
E. From the intersection of Armstrong Road and Spratt Road, going west toward River Road, looking left:
20. Single large tree on south side of Earl Armstrong Road just west of Spratt.
F. From the intersection of River Road and Earl Armstrong Road heading south:
23a. On River Road south of Armstrong.	23b. Same location looking east, with Spratt West Woodlot in the distance.
24. Mixed coniferous and deciduous trees on east side of River Road.	24. River Road, east side.
G. From Rideau Road, looking north at the development area:
27. Rideau Road looking northwest toward development area.	28. Rideau Road looking northeast toward development area.
H. From the intersection of Earl Armstrong and Limebank Roads heading east toward Bowesville Road:
30a. Treed berm on north side of Earl Armstrong Road between road and Mosquito Creek.	30b. Mosquito Creek, looking north from Earl Armstrong Road. Several very large trees and many smaller ones along the creek valley.
32. Farther east on Earl Armstrong Road looking south.	32. Same place looking north.
33. Ash trees on south side of Earl Armstrong Road near the corner of Bowesville.
J. From the intersection of Earl Armstrong and Bowesville roads, heading north and along the hydro line:
35a. Hydro line just west of Bowesville Road. This line forms the boundary of the development area.
35c. Red Maple in a cluster of trees next to the 4th pylon (#335).	37. Nice stand of cedars on west side of hydro line.
38. Looking north toward Leitrim Road. Can see large trees on left (development side) and cedars in the distance. The large trees occur in a band along the hydro line. The rest of the land west along Leitrim Road is scrub - mostly shrubby willows, small aspen, dogwood. The area is obviously wet.	39. Large White Spruce on east side of hydro line. Inset is larger photo of Sandy (5'1") who is standing at the base of the tree.
L. From the intersection of River Road and Leitrim Roads heading east
Beautiful creek forming part of existing SWM facility (viewed from top of culvert that runs under Leitrim Road.	Same area, looking at the cluvert.
Same location looking south along the well treed west bank of the creek.
T-shaped woodlot (largest in development site)
T1. Looking at the T-shaped woods from Earl Armstrong Road.	T2. Same place a little further east.
T3. Some of the trees in the heart of this woodlot are enormous.	T4. Ironwood, oak, maple, walnut trees.
T5. More magnificent mature trees in the same general area.	T6. And more large trees.
T7. Potential trail.	T8. A "nurse log" - with ferns, sedges, mosses and new trees growing out of it.
T9. Inside the T-shaped woods, along what seems to be a drainage ditch.	T10. This beautiful "trail" should be developed into a biking/walking path.
Spratt West (SW) woodlot
SW1. South side of woodlot on west side of Spratt Road, south of Earl Armstrong Road.	SW2. East side (along Spratt Road) of same woodlot.
SW1. The trees in this woodlot are younger than the ones in the T-shaped woodlot - mainly basswood, maple, and ash. The forest floor contains many species of native plants including this cohosh	SW2. And this fern
Spratt East (SE) woodlot
SE1. SE woodlot on east side of Spratt Road a bit further south from SW.	SE2. SE woodlot seen from Spratt Road.
SE3. Rocky ground; widely spaced ash and ironwood trees.	SE4. Rocks form a ledge in one area.
SE5. Largest tree in this woodlot - almost 8 feet in circumference. (The blue rectangle is 8" long.)	SE6. Another large tree and part of rock ledge.
SE7. Inside woods looking southwest toward Spratt Road.