yes, I am

I just have to remember where exactly I saw this place.... 
somewhere in Hamilton

signs, signs

mist

Niagara River mantled in mist

SkywatchFriday

dead-house

The Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church Cemetery has grave markers dating back to 1806

one of its more unusual features is the 1863 Octagonal Vault, or deadhouse, used to store caskets during the winter.

Cemetery Sunday

black and white and grey

if there is a message here, I am pretty certain I don't get it

there is certainly lots to look and ponder over, though

on the wall of Sonic Unyon, an indie recording studio and store in Hamilton, Ontario

MondayMural

magnolias

Magnolias in bloom at St Luke's Churchyard

there is a reference to an Edward Weber as a librarian in Burlington in 1906, otherwise I could find nothing more about this couple.

Edward Weber 

died March 31, 1910

in his 52nd year

P Jennie Weber

died Nov 3, 1931

in her 75th year

CemeterySunday

shades of blue

SkyWatchFriday

schooner

H.M. Schooner Onondaga

on the side of a drugstore 

(it is a shame they put that notice on the mural instead of in the window)

the plaque reads

H.M. Schooner Onondaga

by Jeff Jackson, 1992

This artist's impression of a 1790s schooner honours the many sailing ships which sailed past the Scarborough Bluffs bringing settlers and supplies to Upper Canada.

Onondaga was built near Kingston in 1790 and served as flagship of the provincial marine unit until her retirement in 1797.

Funded by the Cliffside Community Improvement Plan

MondayMural

blue skyy

one day, it may be warm enough to sit out on the roof

signs signs

a fish

on the side of a bar in Southampton

MondayMural

a long debate

signs,signs