The snow refuses to give up. Winter keeps hanging on by its finger tips.
Not a lot of people out at this hour
I always think of disco dancing when I see this. Saturday Night Fever. Expressway Lounge at the Landmark Inn.
Not a lot to see out there this morning plus it was snowing and windy.
Snow sculptures are stll there. In fact, they seem to be getting bigger.
Getting ready for spring. These are remnants from the work done on Cumberland Street last year.
Window reflections
Something that I did not know
The Chronicle was founded in 1899 probably shortly after the last issue of the Weekly Herald in 1899. The Chronicle ran as a daily for nine months and thereafter for eighteen months as a semi-weekly. It began as a 5 col. newspaper in small format but changed to a large format 6 col. publication sometime before July 1902. Sometime between 1906 and November 1908 it changed to 7 cols. The newspapers were called in succession The Chronicle and Evening Chronicle prior to the merger in 1916.
Its first location was in the office previously occupied by The Weekly Herald on the north side of Arthur Street (currently Red River Road) between what used to be McNulty’s Limited and Zellers Limited. Later, The Chronicle put up its own building at the corner of St. Paul and Cooke Street.
After its merger with the Daily News in 1916, it was relocated in the Daily News building on Lorne Street. – Chronclejournal.com
article website here
Two crows, two ravens or a crow and a raven? The one on the left looks like a crow but the one on the right looks like a raven
Never liked spiders. Its the whole ‘lots of legs’ thing. They creep me out.
The gulls are back in town. The herring guls are on top of buildings procreating. Soon they will be dive bombing pedestrians while guarding their nests. Fun and games aplenty.
I decided to see what a different sky would look like. The existing sky was grey/white with zero detail. The gull did not stand out. A different sky improves the shot.
Always check in on the Loop’s windows display to see the lates fashions. Looks like spring outfits are on display.
I’m just a guy but I like this one. Looks fresh and bright.
Did not fair too well during snow clearing operations. I believe its salvageable.
Now if there was a face painted on the hydrant…..