I have not been to Toronto since I was a small child, but your posts have definitely put it on my bucket list. If nothing else, I want to see the Kensington Market graffiti.
Definitely recommend that! There’s a lot of such street art in different places of Toronto. I have some more photos of such things I’m saving for another post or two. 🙂
January was far too cold for me to do any tramping about so I will return in July (when it will most definitely be too hot) for a couple of days during my visit to Ontario. Kengsington Market is on my list. I did see some quite excellent murals from the train.
I had to wonder about this saying. I think the sun has long been hidden from us on the west coast this winter. Other than that, I agree with the saying.
I’m sure we’ll make up for it this summer and we’ll be crying for rain.
Great quotation! Yes, the graffiti in Kensington Market makes up for the shabby, run-down buildings and garbage-strewn sidewalks – but native-born Torontonians find the area “charming!”
I guess each to his own…not a part of town I usually venture to…
Thanks for your like. I was in Toronto years ago. Would return someday if I could. Several other Canadian bloggers are following me not sure how. But it’s cool. Literally. Do you bike?
It’s interesting how the blogosphere can connect people with similar interests across geographies. I do have a bike, which is relatively new and which I’m still exploring with. 🙂
Yes but odd, it seems most of my followers are not into bikes. Glad you are! Perhaps my blog posts will be of some use, interest or inspiration. Enjoy!
Thanks!
I dunno. I think the truth is hidden a lot longer than Buddha believes. Or maybe I shouldn’t have binge-watched all the episodes of House of Cards in one month.
HOC! damn you, kevin spacey/francis underwood! you’re so devious you got your own show suspended. did you really have to deprive robin wright/clare underwood of leading her own season!
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I have not been to Toronto since I was a small child, but your posts have definitely put it on my bucket list. If nothing else, I want to see the Kensington Market graffiti.
Definitely recommend that! There’s a lot of such street art in different places of Toronto. I have some more photos of such things I’m saving for another post or two. 🙂
January was far too cold for me to do any tramping about so I will return in July (when it will most definitely be too hot) for a couple of days during my visit to Ontario. Kengsington Market is on my list. I did see some quite excellent murals from the train.
January makes one appreciate July! 🙂
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So true! 🙂 Kensington market is great – I’d love to get back there but I’m not sure when.
I had to wonder about this saying. I think the sun has long been hidden from us on the west coast this winter. Other than that, I agree with the saying.
That’s funny (and true in so many places this time of year). 🙂
I’m sure we’ll make up for it this summer and we’ll be crying for rain.
Great quotation! Yes, the graffiti in Kensington Market makes up for the shabby, run-down buildings and garbage-strewn sidewalks – but native-born Torontonians find the area “charming!”
I guess each to his own…not a part of town I usually venture to…
Thanks for posting. Brett.
Richard, thanks! It’s a distinctive part of the Toronto tapestry (or mosaic, as some prefer).
Great choice !
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Thanks for your like. I was in Toronto years ago. Would return someday if I could. Several other Canadian bloggers are following me not sure how. But it’s cool. Literally. Do you bike?
It’s interesting how the blogosphere can connect people with similar interests across geographies. I do have a bike, which is relatively new and which I’m still exploring with. 🙂
Yes but odd, it seems most of my followers are not into bikes. Glad you are! Perhaps my blog posts will be of some use, interest or inspiration. Enjoy!
Thanks!
I dunno. I think the truth is hidden a lot longer than Buddha believes. Or maybe I shouldn’t have binge-watched all the episodes of House of Cards in one month.
You got a good point there! 🙂
HOC! damn you, kevin spacey/francis underwood! you’re so devious you got your own show suspended. did you really have to deprive robin wright/clare underwood of leading her own season!
You paired a beautiful quote with a quality graffiti, Brett. Such a wonderful combination! 🌞
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