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Queen Streetcar & Sudden Exercise
Toronto, ON - Michael - Tuesday, June 21st, 2005 : goo
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With the sudden burst of motivation to walk the TTC has given me, I've been noticing things around the city now. Instead of reading from Dovercourt to Yonge, swaying with the streetcar nudging forward in morning Queen traffic, I'm walking to Shaw, and findining myself continuing on all the way to work.
My legs are sore, and I'm tinged red from the sun, but I keep finding interesting things I thought only existed on weekends.
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Peter: 21st Jun 2005 - 19:01 GMT
i love where you say I keep finding interesting things I thought only existed on weekends... i had the exact epiphany when i started walking to work here in nyc... then again when i started cycling, but thats another story for another day.
thanks for posting these photos- very colorful!
hool: 21st Jun 2005 - 22:36 GMT
dovercourt massif. jeeff and i live at dovercourt. just moved. i like it here.
jeeff: whoops i posted in the other one.
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