The blue jay bird makes itself known by sound and sight in the town or in the forest. The town is Huntsville, and the forest is along the town’s edge with the Trans-Canada Trail running through it. Nice! Autumn leaves. The odd pedestrian, often tourists. The streets are decorated with the harvest touch – large orange pumpkins, corn plants, and straw bales. You have to watch out. An apple may drop on you. It has served its time on its branch.
I was with my companions, the Bhakti Academy students. They have blazed this trail before. But, Port Sydney was new for them – the beach and the cascades. There, we met Joseph, a middle-aged fellow, who is a member of the local Lion’s Club. He found us interesting with our traditional Vaishnav hairstyles – all shaven with a tuft of hair reserved at the back. “The significance of the circular spot of hair indicates that there is a God, and that the uncut hair represents that we are dependent on that Creator (if need be, He’ll pull us by the hair out of illusion).”
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