Hotrod

This is a perfect mural to paint on  garage door. It is a tough looking hotrod but I'm not sure who the artist is as there seem to be a lot of names sprinkled about it including Dudeman.  

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

More Carvings

This is the pink carving that was visible behind yesterday's bear. The pink one features a narwhal with its huge horn and another creature which may have something to do with Inuit stories but I really don't know.  I like the little grey seal in the foreground.

Stone Bear

Right next to the seating and planters I have shown you the last 2 days there was this display of what is probably Inuit stone carvings. This bear was fabulous but there was no info at all about artists or anything else. I'll show you the pink piece in the background tomorrow. 

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

Steel Seating

These rather unusual seats were found just across from yesterday's planter and bench. It is interesting that they used raw steel in what is a very slick office tower. I like the look.

Steel Trees

While wandering around in the financial district on a Sunday morning I explored the concourse of one of the office towers and discovered this rather unique seating and planter. It was lit by wonderful skylights and the plants looked quite healthy as did the steel trees along the planter.

Country Saloon

I had no idea that there was a country saloon downtown until I happened upon the Rock N Horse saloon during an early Sunday walk. Judging by their sign they have everything country when they are open which we all hope will be soon if the Covid numbers go down.   

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

Autumn In A Park

 Most of the leaves are gone off our trees now but I still have some shots of the lovely colours that were around as the season changed. This is a view down into a park that is in a bit of a valley south of Bloor St W.