This large, oversized, Douglas Coupland designed red canoe sits atop a knoll surrounded by many new condo buildings with an outlook straight out onto Lake Ontario at (what used to be) Garrison Creek.
"at (what used to be) Garrison Creek"? Did they fill in the creek so they could build condos? I hope not, I hate that sort of thing. Excellent photo, however, the juxtaposition of an ancient mode of transportation with modern design, and a background of beautiful blue sky. -- K Kay, Alberta, Canada An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
16 comments:
When, I don't know about the condo - all those windows! - but I sure like that canoe. Over I go and into the creek. Fun!
That's a very cool canoe! I love that it is there for the condo-dwellers to look at.
What a sight that it! Great capture!
was there a big flood or a cyclone? LOL
ready for the next disaster; good shot.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Love this shot!
Love the combo of the two!
C is for Crystallized Twigs, please come and see.
oh, how i love to get my own condo :) have time to visit my C entry.
"at (what used to be) Garrison Creek"? Did they fill in the creek so they could build condos? I hope not, I hate that sort of thing.
Excellent photo, however, the juxtaposition of an ancient mode of transportation with modern design, and a background of beautiful blue sky.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
What a great shot! Love that bright red canoe!
What a Clever Capture of a Canoe and Condo for C day!
What a great idea. Now I am wondering if you can sit inside.
Yes, you can sit inside!
Kay: the stream (Garrison Creek) was slowly filled in and diverted to sewer system a long time ago.
This is quite curious - it looks like it will tip over. Interesting juxtaposition with the skyscraper.
Strange to see a canoe perched up alone like that! But it makes a great photo talking point!
Post a Comment