I spotted this mural high up on a building on College St. Here we have one of the Lovbots along with one of the bunnies done by the artist Poser. It looks like they are using a spray can to propel themselves through the air.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.
This is Trinity-St. Paul's United Church and Centre for Faith, Justice and the Arts and it is found on a busy section of Bloor St in the Annex near U of Toronto. The church is home to the religious community but is also home to 60 other organizations such as the Tafelmusik baroque orchestra, yoga classes, and even Salsa dancing classes. Check out its website HERE. Located here for over 125 years this church really ministers to the community.
This cute American Tree Sparrow is showing off his rusty cap and you can also see his mark on the middle of his chest which looks like a stickpin. I took this pic a few weeks ago before all of our leaves came out and when he may have been on his way further north.
Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.
I was in a shop with a skylight high on their ceiling and noticed this shadow of someone standing on the roof deck of the condo building next door. It was a bit startling to see a shadow 25 feet up a wall!
These large semi-detached homes are typical of the Annex neighbourhood but the low-rise apartment on the left is a little more unusual although it suits the area's style. These semis will set you back at least a few million dollars!
This bike shop on Queen St W in the Parkdale neighbourhood certainly knows how to get your attention. I love the old rusty bike they have hanging over the sidewalk.
Taking part in Signs, Signs. Click HERE to see more signs from around the world.
This is the interior of a beauty salon that has been untouched for years and years as its owner retired and simply closed the door and continued to live upstairs until passing away during the winter in her mid 90s. The building has been put up for sale and the long closed blinds have been opened to reveal this flashback to the 60s. It will be interesting to see what will move in here next.
