From Infinity Aerials out of Moncton, of Moncton. Image not mine.

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Surprise cruise ship in port Saint John today. Was supposed to go to the Bahamas. Bit of a temperature shift!

https://i.imgur.com/RracSNF.jpeg

More photos of SJ
 

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@joreenrique

Why the diversion/change ?

Major storm forcasted down there.

Kelowna panorama

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...e66e20aa_o.jpg

Wow, what an awesome pano

Indeed, great photo giallo! Looks like the ‘markers’ are in place for a broad downtown which can be filled in with good urbanism in the decades ahead if all goes well.

13 dec 2023
 

Winnipeg.

Lots less snow now, locals can confirm.

Amazing Kelowna pano! :cheers:

There was nasty Rain and strong Wind storm down South.

Rimouski
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A recent view of downtown London. Apologies for the size, this is a link from Reddit.

https://i.redd.it/btkrqg69dync1.jpeg

Great London pic! :cheers:

Rare to see London on here!

You'd think with all of those residential high-rises built in London, that the downtown core would start to look in better shape

Great London pic and there are several 20 to 30 story buildings that didn't even make the pic.

yeah, it is very rough around the edges. It hit rock bottom in 2010-2013ish, as London was devastated by the deindustrialization and general wretchedness of the Great Recession. The homeless and junkie population expanded greatly. We were getting back on our feet by 2018, but then Covid hit London like a neutron bomb, wiping out much pedestrian traffic (other than the ubiquitous homeless and junkies), while leaving the buildings standing.

Downtown London: looking north from King Street

https://i.imgur.com/AKCKq8E.jpeg
(photo by me)

London's new tallest is really adding some heft to the skyline. A couple more big highrises downtown and the city is going to start looking quite impressive.

Agreed. I haven't been to London since 2019 or so, so it's odd seeing 4 new buildings in the area. I remember when Azure was still the newest building in the city, and that was quite impressive. (Only because it was the first partly glass condo in the city)