Kingston, Ont. residents enjoying mild winter day
On Saturday, the rink was well populated by people out for an afternoon skate on a mild winter day in the city, and 11-year-old Param Prasad and his family were among them.While Prasad and his family enjoyed the festivities downtown, in the east end at Fort Henry Hill, people were enjoying one of Kingston’s most famed tobogganing hills.“It’s really fun because you can go really fast,” said seven-year-old Carter.
The rink, which can typically be found being used for hockey games or just a light skate, only held a lone snowplow operator, who was preparing it for whoever may come.
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