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Toronto, ON - Michelle - Sunday, August 5th, 2007 : goo
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Tommy Thompson Park just down Leslie Street.
Near Bird Island.
Swan and Sailboat.
The Lighthouse
Another view of Toronto
Tommy Thompson Park.
Robot Dude.
Brick Works.
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aer suzuki: this is a great set of shots, thanks.
EvilGentleman: 5th Aug 2007 - 04:49 GMT
The brick figures greatly remind me of Inuit Inuksuit
, of which I have seen many in the Arctic.
jeeff: 5th Aug 2007 - 16:29 GMT
wikipedia's article on the Leslie_Street_Spit hits on many interesting points about the spit (aka tommy thompson park). it's a manmade breakwater and dumping site for land dredged from the harbour and construction landfill. the area was spontaneously adopted by hundreds of species of migratory birds and other animals, and has become a naturalized marsh at one end while still an active dumpsite at the other. the protection of this area and public access to it have been achieved by a grassroots citizen's advocacy group, www.friendsofthespit.ca.
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