6) 💰I hide on the path where giants fall, beside a cut where waters crawl. Walk the trail that journeys far, toward the road where engines are. Follow the trail with a white arrow near. Your hidden prize lies waiting here.

5. ⬅️ Where roots run deep, and shadows play,

The Ravine Trail winds its secret way.

At the trail’s end, don’t just look ahead,

At the trail marker, go left instead.

What lies within the hemlock’s gaze?

A hidden prize to end your maze.

4. 🪦 Where whispers wind through wooded halls,

Follow the Trail where the water calls.

When the ravine greets your stride,

Turn left where fallen giants hide.

A tree once mighty, now resting low,

By its branches, your prize will show.

3. 💧 Where water runs & squirrels dash,

Seek not the stream, but where trees clashed.

An unmarked trail & hilly bend,

The gift you seek is near the end.

Look low, not high, where leaves fall,

The treasure waits amidst their sprawl.

Hint #2:

💘 A #Halifax park, once a country estate used by royalty,
now hides its secrets with quiet loyalty.
Past a lovers’ pond and winding trails,
Where whispers linger and footsteps pale.

@sandylakecoalition.bsky.social

It was clear after the Owl's Head fiasco, which ended with a challenge to "settle this matter at the ballot box". Voters then settled it, but legislators still haven't. That Tim Houston even entertained this, after being elected in the wake of this same scenario, is an affront to democracy.

It's unreasonable to entertain the undemocratic sale of any Provincial Park. They need legal protection so this can end once and for all. The parks are ours and have been designated as such. This Provincial Park designation has no meaning if it lacks legal protection.

Some are owned by the same cronies, but they at least have to answer to, & represent their constituents. I saw the studies. To make decisions that fly in the face of that evidence, they'd suffer backlash from their constituents & likely be out of a job next election for not representing them.