Friday, June 4, 2021

19th Sideroad and Dufferin Street

 

Photo by Barry Wallace

1 stone + 1 stone = 1 inuksuk*
* a.k.a. inukshuk and inunnguaq
In fact, any group of assembled stones can be an inuksuk

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Barry Wallace

Jane Street and Hwy. 9

 

Photo by BarrytheBirder
Mid-morning snooze for youngster
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Barry Wallace

Thursday, June 3, 2021

King Road bridge over the Humber River...

Photo by Barry Wallace
The big King Road bridge over the Humber River, just west of Jane Street in Kinghorn, started to receive its cement decking this week.   Excellent progress has been made and the bridge should be finished in no time at all, right?   Good for another 40 years.

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Barry Wallace   

Wednesday, June 2, 2021

In the garden...

Photo by Barry Wallace

Thinking of Linda and her peonies

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Barry Wallace

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Bison in King Township...

Photos by Barry Wallace


YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
I have had photos of the bison farm on the east side of Keele Street just north of Hwy. 9, on a few occasions over the last couple of years.   But only during the past week have I noticedthe warning sign pictured above.   I can't imagine anyone climbing over the fence into the bison enclosure.   The bison are big beasts, have horns and be temperamental.   Stay on Keele Street folks and take only pictures.   For the record, buffalo in North America are known as bison.


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Barry Wallace

Weston Road ~ log cabin on the King Ridge

 

Photo by Barry Wallace
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Monday, May 31, 2021

To colour your spirits...

 

                                                                                                 Photo by Barry Wallace
Here's an image to turn you head as you go down Keele Street South in King City.   It's a new hanging street poster designed to lift your spirits in the village this spring.   Unfortunately, there didn't seem to be enough to put up on Keele Street North, or all of King Street.   Maybe it's just a supply hold-up.

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Barry Wallace