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I enjoyed that!

Thanks--much appreciated!

Across Market St. From the St. Lawrence Market. One day I'm going to buy this place and turn it into a studio!

McVeigh's Irish Pub, Church St. Toronto

Thanks for the comment--There had been a light rain a few minutes before, and that brought out the colours and brick texture.

Done--Finally!

Still have a good supply coming in every week. Anyone interested can call 416-798-3880 x2267.

Thanks for the tip--and the compliments. I'll try to reduce it and re-post.

Cupboard, Barrel and Hydrant in the Distillery District

Very nice. The first one is especially good.

Just wanted to share a couple of my latest shots. Hope you enjoy.

Darkstar---I'm coming to this thread kind of late, but thank's for sharing. I especially like the subway maintenance pictures.

Last Saturday we went to Coxwell and Gerrard, which used to be called Little India, but which the Toronto guide books now call the India Bazaar District. Regardless of the name, it is like stepping into a foreign country for a couple of hours. Great stores to poke around in, and restaurants...

Some of the street artists I've seen around the city in the last couple of weeks, now that the good weather is here. More of my material available by following these links: My WordPress Gallery: http://www.wesshepherd.wordpress.com/the-photo-page/ http://www.wesshepherd.fotopic.net/

Just wanted to expand on the original post: We have 50 of these every week, so they would really suit anyone who ships stuff on a regular basis, or who needs a lot of rough lumber (once they knock them down). Ideally we'd like to move the whole load on a weekly basis.

Height: 24" with 3" riser to accommodate forklift forks, total 27" Width: 36" approx. Depth: 36" approx. Weight: 30 lbs approx. with lid. All dimensions taken outside the crate. Panel thickness approximately 3/4" so compensate accordingly to get inside dimensions.

Can't divulge that. Interesting question though--they have never held anything hazardous, just painted metal components.

I'll get back to you. The crates are located in Rexdale.

I have available 50-60 of these sturdy wooden crates every week. Of these 40 or so are ready to be re-used, the rest might need a couple of nails banged into them. Here's the deal: The crates are free if you arrange transportation. You are responsible for how you use them after they...

Okay, trying something different.