groceries

a mural (above) along the alley wall at the end of a row of shops on Queen St E in Toronto for a small local grocery store (right)








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through a vale of trees

St John's Norway Cemetery
located at Kingston Road and Woodbine Avenue in Toronto on a large sandy hill. It has been in operation since 1853 and served mainly the middle and working class inhabitants of the east end of the city. There are 50,000 gravestones within its 35 acres. 

Cemetery Sunday

oh, nuts?

one hand                                       the other hand                                                  

both hands

cameracritters

October tradition

at the Gage Park Greenhouse October 19-18

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signs, signs

Leacock Chairs

Street Art in Orillia to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town (Mariposa)

designs by local artists, Marg Gurr (above) and Laura Carter (below - the juried art award winner)

These chairs are made of sheet metal and although not cushiony soft, are quite comfortable!

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fall colours

at Pardes Shalom Cemetery

Cemetery Sunday

Taphophile Tragics

Niagara Falls

not your normal view...

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signs, signs

closed

restaurant in Genoa

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Delirious Doors

arcade

at Staglieno Cemetery





































Cemetery Sunday

signs

signs for the food truck festival and the neighbouring restaurants






I usually think food truck fare is slightly overrated, but this truck had the best coffee in the world, bar none

and the trailer is so cute!















signs, signs

multitude of mums

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on delivery

a brand new mural covering a Bell box outside the Greenwood Subway Stn in Toronto. this shows a delivery wagon for Eaton's as inspired by an old photograph. you can see the progress of this mural by artist Charles Weiss on his blog here. 

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lighthouse

Chantry Island Lighthouse
Southampton on Lake Huron

ABC Wednesday

trucks

it annoyed me that each time I went to get an unobstructed shot of this mural, there was always something parked in the one space in front of the bit where the pumpkins were under the tree. then I decided that the juxtaposition of these two trucks was a nice addition. so you will have to trust me that the pumpkins* are there.
I also like that the windows on the second floor are evenly spaced and even the a/c units do not detract from the symmetry.

*this past weekend was Port Elgin's Pumpkinfest if you were wondering why there would be pumpkins at the beach.
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Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors