Barrifield rock gardens are rustic, with wandering paths thorughout a lightly wooded area.

A photo taken by Steve Manders at the location Kingston with coordinates [44.23882, -76.462312]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Kingston. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Barrifield rock gardens are rustic, with wandering paths thorughout a lightly wooded area. by Steve Manders
Near Photos

Near Photos of Kingston at [44.23882, -76.462312]

The inscriptions for this monument are on the other side. It is the "Old Red Patch" honouring the men and women who served under it since 1915. Dedicated Nov 11, 1994. by Steve Manders
Fort Henry Hill anti-cline. This 470 million year old Gull River mid-ordovician limestone may have been thrust up by an underlying fault, running from Ft. Henry, north under Hwy # 15. The base layer of precambrium quartzite rock is barely exposed by the bush, by the side of the road. There is also a possibility that the rock was deposited over a hump forming the anti-cline in the process. by Steve Manders
George Medley house, built in 1867, same year as Canadian confederation by Steve Manders
Sign to Highway 401 on La Salle Causeway, Kingston by Daniel Hu
Steve Manders's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Steve Manders

Ladner United Church built in 1899 undergoing a major renovation. by Steve Manders
Scenic water fall in Parry Sound harbour below the CPR bridge. by Steve Manders
The Irondale, Bancroft and Ottawa Railway (IB&O) railway bed built here in 1893, closed in 1960, now the Homesteader Trail in Tory Hill. Looking SW There is a large map and out house, phone booth, mail boxes and news papers for sale, for your convenience. This was once a busy train stop where logs got shipped out. by Steve Manders
Former Hillier Town Hall built in 1867, being renovated into a Coffee's On restaurant. by Steve Manders
The tall pines here are beautiful, the trail is steep, and sometimes slippery along the east side of the bay. by Steve Manders
Hawthorn Cottage built as a home in 1866, now a branch of the Frontenac County Public Library. Does this look like a public library? by Steve Manders