catmc's PhotoBlog

Falls Approach

2008-09-24T04:21:48Z

Rockin'

2008-09-23T02:45:21Z

Percy the Wonder Dog

2008-09-05T04:31:51Z

The Monarch

2008-09-04T00:23:20Z

Come Sail Away

2008-08-31T03:53:00Z

Up a Creek

2008-08-28T22:04:03Z

Talk to the Hand

2008-08-23T16:57:33Z

My previously blogged Brick Works pics: Across the Pond The Whole Enchilada In the Spotlight Decrepitude 3 Through a Window Express Yourself Decrepitude 2 Decrepitude

Powers of Observation

2008-08-23T16:51:02Z

Save the David Dunlap Observatory

Across the Pond

2008-08-23T16:33:15Z

My previously blogged Brick Works pics: The Whole Enchilada In the Spotlight Decrepitude 3 Through a Window Express Yourself Decrepitude 2 Decrepitude

The Whole Enchilada

2008-08-23T16:25:21Z

"The Don Valley Brick Works consists of 16 heritage buildings and an adjacent 16-hectaire public park that includes the Weston Quarry Garden, wetlands, hiking trails, and wildflower meadows. From 1889 to 1984, the site was one of Canada’s pre-eminent brickyards. The Don Valley Pressed Brick Works Company produced a wide variety of bricks and kiln-fired clay products that built much of Toronto’s heritage buildings and many of Canada’s national landmarks including Winnipeg’s T. Eaton Building, Toronto’s Massey Hall and Casa Loma, Montreal’s Acadia Apartments and Moncton’s T. Eaton Building. The site is at the centre of Toronto’s industrial and architectural heritage and includes one of the five most important geological sites in North America." And yes...that is a canoe in its own "lake" that someone has left in an abandoned building! My previously blogged Brick Works pics: In the Spotlight Decrepitude 3 Through A Window Express Yourself Decrepitude 2 Decrepitude