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Goldie · Aug 11, 2016

Back alley at Danforth-Donlands

Goldie · Aug 11, 2016

Scarborough Civic Centre

Goldie · Aug 13, 2016

Colours of the Danforth

White House on Ravina Cres.

Free books on Ravina Cres.

Goldie · Aug 16, 2016

Midway (after the Scarborough Rib Fest), time to move-on.

Goldie · Sep 4, 2016

Reflections seen from a GO train

DSCToronto · Sep 4, 2016

VERY nice!

kotsy · Sep 5, 2016

Love the midway photos! I've never seen the Gravitron (aka Starship 4000) packed up like that. Really cool!

Goldie · Sep 6, 2016

THE CNE IN BLACK & WHITE

PLENTY OF BUSY PHOTOGRAPHERS

MAIN ATTRACTION -- SHOOTING SELFIES!

Goldie · Sep 11, 2016

Port Union-Rouge Park mural ------- completed September 8, 2016

Goldie · Sep 12, 2016

Goldie · Sep 13, 2016

Views of a Scarborough "strip mall."

Goldie · Sep 15, 2016

Additions to the original Bickford estate at The Guild Inn in Scarborough are well under way (Sept/2016).
The new buildings will contain restaurant, banquet and community meeting facilities.

lrookies · Sep 18, 2016

A long time ago (probably 1983 or 84) the gas meters at Cedarbrae Mall were scattered throughout the mall, some inside stores, some outside. I was a meter reader for Consumers Gas (now Enbridge) and was tasked one mid March day to read them. There were 4 meters on the roof...two at one end, 2 at the other. I had left them to the very last 4 calls of my route. After the on-site maintenance person let me into a small room at the east end of the mall, I scampered up a metal ladder, opened a trap door and climbed onto the roof. To my dismay, there was about 2 inches of water on the roof...a mini lake, filled up by melted snow and a heavy rainfall earlier in the day (and probably from most of the winter). Walking thru the water to get to the first two meters, I felt the dampness on my feet, as my boots (Kodiaks, at the end of their life), and by the time I reached the other end of the mall, my feet were soaking wet. My work socks were absolutely saturated by the time I read the west end two meters and walked back to the trap door on the top of the roof. Thankfully, I used to keep dry socks and a pair of running shoes in my car....LOL.

It's nice to see that Enbridge moved the meters onto the ground and piped them all to one spot....after I retired!