Higher & Higher

Tall building in the background Shangri-La Hotel.
66 storey mixed use building contains 17 floors of
hotel rooms and 305 condo units on the remaining 49 storeys.

The Good & Bad Of Cycling

The Good: A nice new bike locked to a bike stand.
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The Bad: Finding your bike trashed. There are no good reasons as to why someone would do something like this.

Farmers' Market

A Vendor sorting the good apples, from the bad apples.

Winter's Coming

Baby it's cold outside.

One Size Fits Most

Sometimes one size fits all. And sometimes it doesn’t.

Sunday Sky

"X" marks the spot.

Waiting To Be Rescued

Located at Eric's Custom Auto Body. Eric likes to restore gems like this.

Bundle Buggy Lady

All her worldly belongings are in the buggy.

Marsh Trinity Church

Nothing special here today. I am running out of photos to post. History: Trinity Marsh Church was built in 1876, to save local farmers the long trip to attend services at St. Thomas Anglican Church in the neighbouring village of Millbrook. It is located near the forested rolling hills or the Oak Ridges Moraine, in the farmland of the Township of Cavan Monaghan.

Killing The Bug

Volkswagen has announced that production of the current, third generation Beetle will end in July 2019.

Storefront Dummies

This puts a whole new meaning into window dressing.

Monday Night

Early morning delivery.

Sunday Sky

Graveyard Angel... a guide to Heaven.

Donkey & Horse

The haves and have nots of the farm animals.

A Little Bit Of History

This frame building in the village of Queensborough appears on a 1854 survey as the American Hotel. A short time later, it was renamed Diamond’s Hotel. The building served as hotel and tavern until prohibition closed the tavern in 1919. Mr. Clayton Hamm purchased the building around 1919, and operated it as a general store, adding a cold room and large display windows.
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McMurray’s General Store operating out of the building from 1931 until the late 1970s. Clayton McMurray, nephew of Clayton Hamm, and his wife Blanche were store proprietors; Blanche ran the post office there from 1947 until its close in 1969, which marked the end of an important village gathering place.

Paradise

Not exactly the religious version of "Paradise".

Street Friends

No act of kindness is too small.

Autumn Colours

Mother Nature's blast of colour.

Monday Night

On a rainy night... in the background completed condos and condos still under construction.

Sunday Sky

Back at my favourite sky location for a sunrise.

Sitting, Waiting

Sometimes we just have to sit down and watch the world go by.

Bluenose II

The original Bluenose was launched as a Grand Banks fishing and racing schooner on 26 March 1921 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Look at a Canadian dime and you will see it is emblazoned with a fishing schooner that became famous for speed and perseverance. As a racing schooner, she was undefeated in her 18 year career and became a Canadian icon. Bluenose II is a replica that sails out of her home port of Lunenburg a UNESCO World Heritage site on Nova Scotia's South Shore.

Abandon Farmhouse

Nobody lives here anymore.

Barn Beauty

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I am linking to Tom's Barn Collective.

Gull Frenzy

Hunger motivates the gulls to be the first to eat a few scrapes of food left behind on the tables.

Buddhist Monk

On one chilly morning I came across him outside of the Khmer Buddhist Temple (London Ontario). He was happy to accommodate when I asked permission to photograph him. Originally from Cambodia he did very well with his broken English.

Woof!

Every once and a while take a look behind to make sure no one is gawking.