Snow House

After the storm.

Saved By The Bell

July 14, 2018
Another Toronto landmark has been saved from the wrecker's ball. Built in 1870, the clock tower was part of Fire Hall No 3. Demolition crews have been clearing the site for a 38 storey condominium tower. According to heritage retention plans, the clock tower will be seamlessly integrated into the building's facade.

Winter Traveler

No complaints this year from the snowmobilers. They love lots of snow.

Monday Night

A snow storm blowing directly at my 2nd floor window. The glare from the streetlights is the only thing visible,

Sunday Sky

Snow on the ice... no problem. Just put your skates on and go.

The Art of Being In Sync

I never notice until I viewed the photo on my computer screen that all three of them are walking in sync.

Hard Water

Frozen before the snow storm arrived.

Outnumbered

Like every other city, Halifax is having a construction boom. On the harbour front, there are more cranes than ship masts.

The Big Picture

Advertising for a clothing store in the mall.

Kensington Market

If you ever visit Toronto I highly recommend a tour the of area. The market traces its roots to the 1920s, when families of the Jewish neighbourhood would set up stands in front of their homes to sell goods to one another.

Monday Night

Windy, cold and snow.

Sunday Sky

You have mail.

Winter Scene

In years past this field would have had considerable snowfall. This year Mother Nature is being kind to us.
Ps: The weather patterns have changed since the time I prescheduled this posting. There will be a significant snow storm passing through here today.

Mannequin

Watching people go by.

It Is All About Children

Located in London, Ontario. Sorry, no info about the artist. Childreach: “We believe that every parent wants the best for his or her child. If the best is not being provided, it is because of some barrier – such as inexperience, depression, illness, loneliness or poverty. It is our goal to help lift this barrier, and bring joy to both parent and child.” - Dr. John McKim

Cross Stitch

My wife is a crafty Lady, Mother and Grandmother.

Wintertime

Lake Ontario: February 7, 2014
I had to dig back into my photo archives to find a real winter.

Monday Night

B&W at the not so busy do-it-yourself car wash.

Sunday Sky

Sunset... the daylight hours are gradually increasing.

Bridge Over Busy Street

Cadillac Fairview owner and operator of the Toronto Eaton Centre, back in June 2017 had plans to replace a 40 year old pedestrian bridge across Queen St., West that will connect the mall to both Hudson’s Bay and Saks Fifth Avenue flagship locations. The bridge being assembled adjacent to the shopping centre on James St., will be lifted into place once complete.
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I returned six months later to see the new bridge in place and work compled. The pedestrian bridge comprises 200 etched bronze panels and 355 slumped glass panels which give the bridge a rectangular look on one end and gently rounded on the other.

Dog Loyalty

The greatest fear a dog has, is the fear that you will not return.

Dairy Belle

Ice cream is my weakness. HELP!

Harbour Light Beacon

So far the winter of 2018 - 2019 has been light snowfalls and up and down temperatures.

Let The Time Go By

“Seeing is not enough; you have to feel what you photograph” –Andre Kertesz

Monday Night

Landlocked in winter storage.

Ailing

Somewhere in Nova Scotia. I am linking to Tom's Barn Collective.

Belated

Later than it should have been... my one and only Christmas light display from December 2018.

Little Monsters

Hespeler, Ontario. August 15, 2016.

Cat On The Move

Like any other major city Toronto is under going a massive construction boom. CAT is short for Caterpillar. The company had it's beginnings in 1886 when Benjamin Holt built his first combined harvester in Stockton, California.

Cough, Cough

50 years ago, after 8 years of smoking, I quit cold turkey.

Whoosh!

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! Life happens in a flash; memories are forever.