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| The festival begins with a parade down Yonge Street in which three giant floats are hand pulled. Participants were singing, drumming, and dancing creating a carnival like atmosphere. ___ |
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| Numerous people were walking on the sidewalk as they followed the parade down the street. ___ |
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| Some were deep in thought. ___ |
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| When he had his eyes open he was happy to see me. I don't think he noticed the sign under his right arm. |
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| I highly recommend traveling the Gaspé Peninsula to see some of the best scenery in eastern Canada. PS: That is not my truck and trailer. |
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| I was trying to photograph the sky's reflection in the puddle when my granddaughter walked into the scene. I liked what I was seeing so I decided to include her in the photo. PS: She likes puddles. |
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| Walk down the laneway with graffiti covered walls and you will find one of London Ontario's hidden gems. The prices are reasonable, and it's well worth a visit for the quality and quantity of the food. |
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| Gannets are such beautiful birds. Take a close look close look at his blue eyes. 3.5 km off shore on Bonaventure Island, there is a Gannet colony with a population of about 116,000. It is unusual to see them sitting on the mainland like this and allowing people to approach. He is either injured or sick. ___ |
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| This lady showed up and sat down and began talking with him. Maybe she is using some magic. I don't know what his final fate was but I don't believe it was good. |
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| Located in Toronto, this condo's structure reminds of a child's building blocks. I have been photographing it for two years and never got a photo that I liked... until now. |
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| I could not resist buying these two bottle openers. If you don't recognize these two characters I am not going to help you out... but apparently Yuge means a phonetic rendition of huge... in imitation of a New York City accent. |
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| Once sentinels of the shores, they are now guardians of our maritime culture. Located in the town of Matane, Quebec it was built in 1906 replacing an old wooden tower that had deteriorated. The light was deactivated in 1951, and the lighthouse sold to the Historical Society of Matane for one dollar. Ten years later, the municipality of Matane assumed ownership. The inactive lighthouse now welcomes visitors to the area, serving as a tourist information centre and housing a small museum. |
