All that snow we had has melted and gone. This has made it possible to get out and enjoy a walk along the waterfront trail.
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Wow, that's a beautiful place for a walk - and beautifully captured, as well!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful walking along the sea shore, but it still looks chilly. That is a great looking railroad bridge.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very busy bridge. It's located on the main rail line between Toronto and Montreal.
DeleteWhat a fame on that shot! I like the bridge in front of the landscape.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet there are a lot of people suffering from cabin fever, happy to get out and move around again!
ReplyDeleteCount me as one of those with the fever.
DeleteLooks like a wonderful walk, and love that feeling of finally getting out after a snow (nothing like that happening here though, just bare sprinklings since the new year).
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a beautiful spot.
ReplyDeleteI like this one, Andy. For some reason, I am drawn to the unloved underbellies of bridges.
ReplyDeleteWe all have our weakness Jack.
DeleteYou have such a wonderful/natural eye for composition. This is a great reminder to stop and enjoy the moment.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice to get out and stretch your legs after being cooped up? This looks like a great spot for a walk.
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