Crossroads
Posted on October 9th, 2015 – Comments Off on Crossroads
Posts Tagged ‘ queen’s quay ’
Federal Yukon docking
Posted on December 15th, 2011 – Comments Off on Federal Yukon docking
Federal Yukon, Jarvis and Queen's Quay
Federal Yukon docking, Jarvis and Queen's Quay
View from the top
Posted on November 27th, 2011 – 1 Comment
Somewhere near the 8th floor of the Corus Building.
Sweets ‘n Guv
Posted on November 26th, 2011 – Comments Off on Sweets ‘n Guv
Somewhere near Lower Jarvis and Queen’s Quay.
Minute Over Toronto
Posted on August 20th, 2011 – Comments Off on Minute Over TorontoA pleasant view from work.
To straddle and protect
Posted on August 16th, 2011 – 1 Comment
A cycling shocker
Posted on June 22nd, 2011 – Comments Off on A cycling shockerThe Toronto Star reports today that in their hour-long “Red light test” (at what appears to be somewhere around the intersection of York and Queen’s Quay), the majority of cyclists broke the law and ran the light.
Unbelievable! I mean, who would’ve been able to guess that something like this could happen in a city like Toronto?!
There were probably even more laws broken but the numbers shown in the video are enough in and of themselves.
Seriously…guess.
Posted on June 2nd, 2011 – Comments Off on Seriously…guess.I loves me these sugar ships. I know they sneak into my pics a lot but they’re all a little different in their own ways, so as long as I can keep finding new angles, I’m snappin’!
Some park length-wise, basically blocking the slip. But unlike the port-hitched, big-ass, green scoops below, those asshole out-of-city parker ships (am I right?!) use a conveyor to push their raw sugar into the RedPath holding area.
Walked by the other side of that structure once and it’s basically a giant customs warehouse. This here’s international biznatch!
The other thing I whittle my idle hours down with is watching changes in the ship’s pitch. Notice in the pic above how the boat is leaning back in the water (the nose is toward the road). If I was going to pull a sugar heist (a cool Clooney-esque one, of course), I’d be hitting the back of that mutha.
And there’s also something nice about the change in names. Previously berthed ships had all these northern names like “Polaris”, or “Tundra”, or “Frozen Asscheeks”. Now the warm breezes are blowing off the lake over monickers like “Mandarin”. I’m hoping we can avoid “Inferno” this year but Environment Canada, in their usual wishy-washy ways, kinda, sorta, maybe, fifty-fifty, so-so, and otherwise maybe predict that this’ll be a somewhat hot summer. Possibly. Perhaps.
Hotter than last year?! Shit. Well guess where I’m gonna be taking more photos this summer!
No, seriously…guess.
A Brown fog approacheth
Posted on May 19th, 2011 – Comments Off on A Brown fog approachethA (soon-to-be-built) George Brown College fog, that is.
Quay to the city
Posted on May 17th, 2011 – 2 CommentsThe prep for the 2015 Pan Am Games continues at Queen’s Quay and Jarvis, with promises of extra camera-fodder to come later this summer (at least from what I can see from my 4th storey perch):
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