I see so many locations in dire need of public realm improvement but so little being done. This city's "Planning Department" needs a shot of enthusiasm for good planning.
^ speaking of which, the shortened nature of my latest Urban Wilderness trek around the port lands afforded me the opportunity to explore the underbelly of the always controversial Gardiner a little more thoroughly.
Here's a brief tour from its current beginnings (or endings), just west of Booth Ave, to just past Spadina:
wow..... well done.... i could look at those pictures for hours.... i always like seeing pictures of the city... looks like you got a ton of them.... great pictures over all.... this gives you a true sense of a city, not just postcards pics.....
In contrasting compliment of my earlier exploration of the Gardiner's underside (as seen above), here's a survey of Toronto's main north-south thoroughfare - the Highway 404 / Don Valley Parkway corridor - viewed from atop each overpassing street in the city (as follows below...)
More overpass impressions; this time of the city's main artery which obliges upwards of 500,000 commuters per day - the former MacDonald-Cartier Freeway, Ontario Highway 401. Heading from east to west, starting at Sheppard Avenue: