winter

Timmy's style

a happy family restaurant

Russell Williams

on Plains Rd

for sale, snow included

on Danforth Place

in Aldershot

live life

on Brant St

a cold day

at Paletta Park

Brown Dog Cafe

in Waterdown

with a snowstorm on the way, everyone escaped.

Merry Christmas

from Hamilton Ontario

front page of the Hamilton Spectator drawn by cartoonist Graeme MacKay

Santa

has landed

a new day

over Lake Ontario

presents

aglow 

in Gore Park

special mail box

at Gore Park

drinking

from Lake Ontario

doves

tucked in the curve of an S 

at Fortinos on Dundurn

poinsettia

light cards

at Spencer Smith Park

Santa

au naturel

made of bark and seeds, one of the decorated doors at the Royal Botanical Gardens

liftbridge

Burlington Canal

cargo ship

at Port of Hamilton

prancing reindeer

at Spencer Smith Park

happy moose

at Spencer Smith Park

nutcrackers

welcome you inside

grate

at RBG

trio

the three members of this unidentified family all lived to a good age

both parents were born and died in the same years

Margaret was born in the first year of Confederation and died in the last year of WWII

for a Cemetery Sunday at the Hamilton Cemetery

measuring the distance

of the curling stone

tea time

on Locke Street

bench

for smokers

for a Cool Clicks Thursday

Diamond Auto Body

on John St North

for a Weekly Top Shot

Myles

William Myles 1819-1885

his wife Sarah Homan 1822-1874

and their eldest son

William H Myles 1843-1916

for a Taphophile Tragics at Hamilton Cemetery

dove

mosaic at Holy Sepulchre

for a Monday Mural

gatehouse

at the Hamilton Cemetery 

on York Blvd

for a Cemetery Sunday

gateway

King St East

for CDPB Theme Day Street My Street (the business end)

travelling

outbound from port

advert

in a King St alley

contended lady

Zimsculpt 

at RBG

paupers graves

 St George's Benevolent Society

for a Taphophile Tragics at Hamilton Cemetery

wild wing

on the mountain

for a Monday Mural

CFL

Hall of Fame 
on this 100th Grey Cup Day

Ivor Wynne

Home of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
1928-2012

Crowne Plaza Hotel

on King St East

fixer upper

in the north end

foggy days and nights

around the Skyway

Teale

HIS BRIGHT TRANSLATION TO THE HOME ABOVE

WAS CLOUDED WITH NO SHADOW OF FAREWELL

a cryptic inscription, typical of the Masons

here is the newspaper article regarding the explosion which killed Mr Teale

Killed in a Fireworks Explosion.
HAMILTON, Ont. March 27. A terrific explosion occurred at the factory
of Hand & Company, fireworks manufacturers, late yesterday afternoon.
Walter TEALE, a son-in- law of Professor Hand, and one of the partners
in the concern, was blown to atoms. The explosion was in one of the
largest buildings. Half of the building was blown off in fragments.
Portions of Teale's remains were found all over the grounds, which cover
a large area. One part of the trunk was found fully 100 yards from
where the explosion occurred. The windows in many of the buildings in
the surrounding district were shattered by the force of the explosion.

for a Taphophile Tragics

high mural

in Dundas

for a Monday Mural

gate

Union Burying Ground

also known as Job's Lane Cemetery
for Cemetery Sunday

winter guests

at Lasalle

Saucy Diner

for sale

halal

on James St North

koi, turtle

at Gage Park Greenhouse

an everlasting symbol

at the Hess Street Synagogue Cemetery
for a Taphophile Tragics

expo 86

here is the other side of the trailer I posted last week. I didn't like it as much as the other side and as you can see, it was also winter when I took this version but was blocked by vehicles when I went back last week. but since someone mentioned expo 86, I thought I would share it.
for a Monday Murals