Post some pictures of your city! II

[SignalHillHiker]

Hmm... do you mean the lupins, KW5150?



Beyond that it's really only red in the late fall when the shrubs change colour:

[Surrealplaces]

This is a great shot. It does a good job of showing the diversity in Toronto's urban form.

Originally Posted by MonkeyRonin

Bit of a contrast.


Sun Drenched Spadina by Jack Landau, on Flickr

[Darkoshvilli]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/boltofblue/13961316781

[kw5150]

Thanks. it wasn't those ones though. it was a long distance picture of the harbour with a rocky hill on the left with bright red flowers or shrubs. It was posted at around the same time as the giant ferry shots.

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Hmm... do you mean the lupins, KW5150?



Beyond that it's really only red in the late fall when the shrubs change colour:

[SignalHillHiker]

I went on a little photo shoot today with the reigning Miss St. John's (Drag Idol). So, a few scenes of the city complete with drag queen,

Victoria Street.



The view from The Rooms.



McMurdo's Lane.

[Chadillaccc]

That's awesome!

[uzi]

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Hmm... do you mean the lupins, KW5150?



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that is a beautiful pic.

[uzi]

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

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At first I thought she is Lady Gaga and then I read the text.

[leftimage]

Sunset over Point-Saint-Charles by me

[uzi]

^that sunset just touched my soul. that is a place where you can sit with your girlfriend.

[uzi]

went for a walk around neighbourhood


reflection


a patriotic old guy with Canada's flag on his vehicle.


beautiful nature of GOD




Birdie




Wet flowers.




Million $ houses on a street behind my house.




tree






just beautiful


playing with the lens

[uzi]

this is from Monday.

Okanagan college( Vernon camp..)

[RWin]

Originally Posted by uzi

went for a walk around neighbourhood

When I was a kid, this part of the street was two way traffic. On the last day of school, our school bus drived would always take us down this hill in the bus.

[uzi]

I guess the street you are talking about is next to this one.

[1ajs]

[Dr Awesomesauce]

^More Exchange District please.

[subdude]

A little west coast pano:



This is Hopkins Landing on the Sunshine Coast - in the distance are Gambier, Bowen and Keats Island with the Coast Mountains behind. At night you can see the glow of Vancouver (which is just 10 miles away) over Keats and Bowen.

[1ajs]

That's not the exchange

[franktko]

An angle we don't see often. Found on Google Maps taken near my house in NDG



That's Sherbrooke street on the right, av. Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in the middle.

[SignalHillHiker]

Via updated Google Street View.

My father's hometown.

The old family homestead, we call it the Meadow. My paternal great grandparents were the first to settle here and the land has slowly been divided up amongst the family. When I was young, everyone who lived on this street was related to me. Most still are.



Downtown Marystown in the distance. It's a small town but it's a service centre so it has two proper malls, a couple of strip malls, Walmart, fast food chains, hotels, etc. Quite a lot, actually, for just about 6,000 people.



A beautiful performance of one of the region's most beautiful folk songs, filmed at the local Town Hall.

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Burin is the older area of town, with much more beautiful architecture and urban form.



There used to be a school right across the street from this house where I would go to learn Newfoundland folk dances.



"Downtown" Burin has a cafe and a very popular dinner theatre but, otherwise, it's mainly directed toward tourists. There is a large and well-equipped museum about the deadly 1929 tsunami that devastated the area.



This is still a favourite place to courting couples to go for a stroll. I brought an ex-BF from Winnipeg here.