He worked at both plants. Bathurst and Parliament.
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He worked at both plants. Bathurst and Parliament.
J T CUNNINGHAM
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"He worked at both plants. Bathurst and Parliament. " QUOTE Ed007Toronto
Then he knew all about Crouse-Hinds Explosion Proof fixtures, fittings & pipe!
(Great stuff.)
Regards,
J T
Then he knew all about Crouse-Hinds Explosion Proof fixtures, fittings & pipe!
(Great stuff.)
Regards,
J T
androiduk
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Sweetening our lives. Off-loading raw sugar at Redpath.
androiduk
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Fly me to the Moon. As space tourism gets closer to being a reality, flights to the moon will probably become an everyday occurrence.
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androiduk
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androiduk
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Dundas, east of Yonge
androiduk
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I wonder if we'll eventually see more giant advertising signs added to the Yonge St. side of that building.
androiduk
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Captain John's at the foot of Yonge St. I believe his time is almost up and that ship will have to be moved.
Long Island Mike
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Fly me to the Moon. As space tourism gets closer to being a reality, flights to the moon will probably become an everyday occurence.
Android: At least that was the thought back in the 60s and early 70s...examples to me being the US Space Program Apollo missions and movies like "2001:A Space Odyssey" from 1968...
Remember the cartoon series "The Jetsons"? The thought back in the early 60s was that people would be living like what this
cartoon shows in the decades after the year 2000...
I now think that space travel is even more "on the back burner" now then it has ever been...with the Space Shuttle and related
missions now over...when I was young I had thought that trips to other planets would be practical today that I am middle-aged...
How wrong I was...
LI MIKE
Long Island Mike
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I wonder if we'll eventually see more giant advertising signs added to the Yonge St. side of that building.
Android: The Yonge/Dundas Square vicinity is to me the closest that Toronto comes to matching Times Square
with its vibrancy...especially in recent years...LI MIKE
brewster
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Fly me to the Moon. As space tourism gets closer to being a reality, flights to the moon will probably become an everyday occurence.
When I was 10 in 1967 I applied and received a ticket to the moon from Air Canada. 44 years later I am still waiting to use it.
FLIGHT TO THE MOON by Mr T.O., on Flickr
androiduk
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^ What a cool document brewster. You should send Air Canada a copy and tell them you're still waiting.
brewster
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You never know androiduk. Maybe I'll give them a call one day. How many of my frequent flyer points would I need to use?
androiduk
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Everyone was in a literary mood yesterday at the annual 'Word on the Street' held at Queens Park.
androiduk
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Bloor St. across from the ROM. Probably the most unique McDonald's in the city, this will be demolished once Exhibit Condominiums goes up. A new one is supposed to replace it.
