Some GTA Aerials by Tim MacDonald (Covid19 induced Boredom)

[Tim MacDonald]

Con Cast pipe factory in Oakville

 

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A whole lotta parking at this church in Oakville!

 

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Bronte

 

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[just east of the creek]

Bronte
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Great photos Tim. There should be noteworthy changes over the next couple of years as chunks of these parking lots start to disappear with re-development or infill developement. Perhaps a flyover once a year or so if your flying schedule allows for the time?

 

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Rounding out the Bronte shots and the month of August after an insanely busy last few weeks!

 

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Taken before the crane was removed at Westport

 

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The odd shaped Westerly site:

 

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Curio on the Queensway

 

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859 and Kaz

 

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Some stale shots from my last flight September 27th. Bad weather and lack of free time has kept me grounded lately

 

[mburrrrr]

I'm posting a little out of order because I happened to be in the Hammer today with the wife and little one and shot this beauty.
The SS Keewatin is tied up at Heddle Marine for refurb before heading to its new home, the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.

More info about the Kee:

SS Keewatin

The Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston, Ontario, Canada and the Museum Ship Alexander Henry is open year round for individual and group tours including school tours. Tours can be guided. Bus tours are welcome. Marine history researchers will find extensive collections of documents...

sskeewatin.com

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From today.

S.S. Keewatin; 1907 3,856 tons 4 steam boilers total 2,200 kW

336’L x 43’W 23’ draft 14 knots cruising speed,

108 staterooms, 288 passengers, 86 crew.



Le Dumont-d'Urville 2019 9,976 tons 2@ 2,000kW motors

430’L x 59’W 15’ draft 12 knots cruising speed

100 staterooms 184 passengers, 112 crew

 

[rdaner]

Great pic! Didn’t know ships stopped at Hamilton! Who knew!