waiting

for Summer

on Ottawa Street

Smokey Hollow

also known as

Great Falls

for a Watery Wednesday

etched

in stone

on the columbarium

with a bonus reflection of the gatehouse, the etching is of

 Dundurn Castle, which is across the street from the cemetery

for Taphophile Tragics

wash day

at the coin laundry

on Concession St

car clean up

at RW Auto

in Dundas

construction

of St Joseph's Healthcare

on West 5th Campus

walking

by Longo's

on Concession St

the bear

The Keeping Room

in Dundas

2012                                                                       2010

frozen patches

on the lake

at Cootes Paradise

for a Watery Wednesday

notes

of love

at Grove Cemetery

perhaps someone more musically adept than I will recognize this first bar

for Taphpohile Tragics 

range light

on a snowy, foggy afternoon

at the canal

bold & bright

entrance

at the Dundas Valley School of Art

keeping

my Darling's neck warm

in Dundas

REO

Speed Wagon

in full

1922

REO Speed Wagon

of Kilbride Volunteer Firefighters

ducks

in the water

at the canal

for a Watery Wednesday

on edge

near the cemetery gates

I know nothing about this gravestone, except that I find the tilted block of granite to be most unusual. It sits at the edge of the cemetery and you can just see the fence on the far right separating it from York Blvd. In between the trees is framed the tower of the gatehouse.
for a Taphophile Tragics

looking up

to the Lancaster

at the Canadian Warplane Museum

coffee

and boomerang formica

at My Dog Joe Cafe

Stardust

records

on Ottawa St

after

the fire

at Picton St

sign

at entrance

to Bayfront Park

for a SkyWatchFriday

docked

ships

at Pier 10

for a Watery Wednesday

gone

missing glass panel

on a headstone

a glass and stone monument for 

Caroline Freeman who fell asleep on

July 28th, 1895

Moss Freeman was born in 1853 and died in 1924. He buried four wives, 

of which Caroline was #2 after being married barely 2 years

for Taphophile Tragics

CF100

in the snow

outside the Canadian Warplane Museum

a favourite

award winning carving

at the Wood Show

foxy

door knocker

near Gage Park

an unloved

furniture store

on Barton Street

carrying

a cargo of snow

at Bayfront Park

for February theme day of animals
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