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Toronto, ON - Michelle - Sunday, September 17th, 2006 : goo
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This is the Toronto Brickworks located in the Don Valley. It started operating back in 1889 and closed only in 1984.
Currently a group called Evergreen is redeveloping the site so that it offers lots of eco-friendly things: a native plant nursery, a children’s discovery centre, walking trails, skating rinks, and a farmer's market.
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jeeff: 17th Sep 2006 - 17:32 GMT
where did you take these photos from? a few years ago i went traipsing around the abandoned brickworks (like many others have done - there was once a rave in there on halloween night!). what a cool place.
Get out of your car, buddy: I don't understand the pun.
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