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Toronto by DeWiel

During my day-to-day work as a realtor I bring my camera along on 'house calls' and keep my eyes open for unexpected visual delights and surprises in the streets, parks, laneways and other out of the way places in downtown Toronto.

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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Decorating for the holidays?

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Queen's Park during Afrofest 2009

Great place for a picnic down by the lake

Along the Doris McCarthy Trail, Scarborough

Doris McCarthy Trail

Renovated Madina Masjid, Danforth Avenue

This Christian house of worship is located directly opposite the Muslim house of prayer above

Hollyhock hill, Riverdale Park East

Rainbows everywhere

deconstruction

It must be June

purple clover

Every Saturday morning

Simple food growing methods

Growers meet consumers

overlooking the Brick Works

Broadview and Hogarth

Rear view of Art Gallery of Ontario

Pink window, Ontario College of Art and Design

Old and new construction

Blue window, Ontario College of Art and Design

National Resources Canada--link to ecoENERGY Retrofit

http://ecoaction.gc.ca

Ontario energy rebate program

Exterior view

Blower door test from the outside

Inside view

Blower door test seen from inside

Air sealing locations in your home

Listed below are the most common air leakage areas in a house:

electrical outlets and ceiling fixtures
electrical box and wire penetrations
exterior pipe penetrations
baseboard trims and mouldings
window and door frames
fireplaces
chimneys
attic hatches
basement headers (rim joists)

Jane's walk 2009

Jane Jacobs plaque in Annex

Annex alley

Front Street: blue reflection

Little known Jewish cemetery in Riverdale

Jones Avenue

Withrow Park

Annex

Spring alert: Cardinal papa

Sure sign of spring!!

Sharing heritage seeds or exchanging surplus seeds for others you want to plant has become an annual tradition. It's a great way to anticipate the changing of the season.

Prince of snow mountain

Valentine

Snow remembers
ice beneath
its white blanket

an hour ago, blue crunch
underfoot,
now slippery with water,
still snow, but different,
just as we are the same
yet different after all these years
as one

We put on our big white winter
boots with the rubber soles,
water repellent, excited as skaters
expecting Zamboni

Where there is love there is hope

Soft eyes kiss away this world amiss-
love only