And now for something completely weird...

[JeffR]

The third shot explains what this is. Other than getting caught in the rain and nearly hit by a car, it was worth biking down to the waterfront to see this. It's being dismantled tomorrow.

[F.Gordon]

1. I won't ask

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

2. Cool... what town?

[JeffR]

3. Toronto

where NanceGreggs and I live in what's turning into permanent exile.

[Blue_In_AK]

4. You're right - totally weird.

Wow. I guess if you're in Toronto, you're almost in Alaska, right? I always like to think of Alaska as part of Canada. It just seems more "right" somehow.

[JeffR]

5. LOL. You could make a good case that Alaska's more Canadian

than Toronto.

We longed to return to the USA all through the Clinton years. Six years into the neocon nightmare, we're feeling a bit smug that we had the foresight to be here.

[priller]

6. That's very cool

The first photo, especially, I like very much.

[JeffR]

7. thanks, priller

That vantage point was the best way to appreciate the enormity of the thing. Beginning next year, this portion of the street will be permanently barred to cars. No word yet whether this assemblage will be re-constructed, but it's proved very popular in the weeks it's been up.

[CC]

8. It is very different.

I love the POV on the first one, though all three are very good.