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New street comin' through. Bathurst & Fort York
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Palais Royale on Lakeshore. Opened in 1922. The Stones played here in 2002.
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Pier 6 at Queens Quay and York. This building was moved here from it's original location near Yonge St.
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Body painting in Yorkville. I wonder who's having more fun, him or her.
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Ashbridges Bay Pumping Station
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Molson St. used to be the most stolen street sign in the city but I think now it's been surpassed by Mike Myers Way in Scarborough
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One of the few remaining intact facades from the 70's or 80's?
Long Island Mike
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My Toronto-More interesting pics...
Android: 11/27 On today's pics I will comment:
The Ashbridges Bay Pumping Station rotunda reminds me of a circular theatre-type building - Not bad for a 70s(?)era structure!
Molson Street and Mike Myers Way the most stolen streetsigns? If the City
of Toronto was smart they would make official reproductions and sell them at a official City Store-what about older signs that were offered for $10 mentioned elsewhere in UT? I noticed the text difference in the signs pictured-it looks to me like the Roxborough Street West sign has embossed letters on a porcelain-enamel background and would be a better collectible...
As a comparison look at this NYC DOT web page showing official signs for sale
even those that can be personalized...Does Toronto do anything like this?
www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/signs/cmsigns.shtml
The facade of the Syd Silver Building at 500 Yonge has a 1960s look to me...
Are the light globes(if that is what they are)incandescent bulbs as I suspect?
LI MIKE
Android: 11/27 On today's pics I will comment:
The Ashbridges Bay Pumping Station rotunda reminds me of a circular theatre-type building - Not bad for a 70s(?)era structure!
Molson Street and Mike Myers Way the most stolen streetsigns? If the City
of Toronto was smart they would make official reproductions and sell them at a official City Store-what about older signs that were offered for $10 mentioned elsewhere in UT? I noticed the text difference in the signs pictured-it looks to me like the Roxborough Street West sign has embossed letters on a porcelain-enamel background and would be a better collectible...
As a comparison look at this NYC DOT web page showing official signs for sale
even those that can be personalized...Does Toronto do anything like this?
www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/signs/cmsigns.shtml
The facade of the Syd Silver Building at 500 Yonge has a 1960s look to me...
Are the light globes(if that is what they are)incandescent bulbs as I suspect?
LI MIKE
CityPlaceN1
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Ashbridges Bay Pumping Station
I've always loved the look of this building.
androiduk
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Avenue Rd. & Davenport. Gotta be one of the last Chinese Laundries in the city. Mustapha?
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Bay St. canyon
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The sculptural walls of a Charles St. hydro station
Red Mosquito
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The sculptural walls of a Charles St. hydro station
Wow! You made that soul sucking monolith look rather good. Koodos to you!
androiduk
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Rear of the Arts & Letters Club on Elm St.
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Late night at Tim Horton's @ College & Yonge
