The Yorkville Rock

 This large rock is found in the lovely small park in the Yorkville neighbourhood and is a very popular place for people to gather or to meet up. It weighs around 650 tons and was cut into large pieces to be transported into the city and then was reassembled.

Summer Fun

I spotted another mural by Emily May Rose featuring her wonderful raccoon characters relaxing and enjoying the pleasures of summer. She must have such fun designing these.

Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.

A Club

This is the entrance to the York Club which is a social club that has been on St George St at Bloor St W since 1910. The building was constructed as a residence in the 1890s before being sold to the club. I have never been inside but have always been intrigued by it.

Feeding Frenzy

The young goslings were going crazy for the bits of bread this woman was tossing down for them. There is a sign just off to the right in this shot telling you to not feed the wildlife but few people seem to pay attention to it. These young geese always look quite strange to me with their little stumpy wings don't you think? 

Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.

July Theme:Transparent

The July theme for the City Daily Photo Blog community is "Transparent". I found this one hard and then as I walked along Bloor St during the exotic car show I spotted all the people eating at Eataly in a space hanging over the sidewalk with a small glass wall keeping them safe. They are open and visible to the world but still behind glass.

Taking part in the theme Transparent. Click HERE to see more examples from around the world.

A Place For Everything

Spotted in Yorkville during the exotic car show this Porsche has solved the problem of where to put the extra luggage.

A Longlasting Spot

Hemingway's has been on Cumberland in the Yorkville neighbourhood for over 39 years and with lots of patio seating and a diverse menu it will be around for many more years. The owners were from New Zealand and that is the reason for the New Zealand flags. 

Taking part in Signs 2. Click HERE to see more signs from around the world.