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Yesterday, from the Distillery. It's becoming quite a noticeable contribution to the area now.

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Yesterday. (I wish this site wasn't coming down to be perfectly honest, but it's a matter of business.)

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Also from November 28th, (nevermind the glare, I guess my phone is showing its age)

My god...that last shot really blows me away. I recall taking some photos of The Selby when it was getting close to topping out, and finding it fascinating how these older, abandoned homes served as a compelling contrast to new construction multifamily homes.

From Tombstones to Latrines, come hither, achieve your dreams!

From November 20th:

Don't bite me, but these are from 6.5 days ago, just some context shots in the fog .

I'm so glad more grocery options are coming to the area. Even that Town and Country has tempted me for groceries over the years, and that place will ask for your liver for some things!

Yeah, I'm really unhappy with the way they're remodelling this building, it reminds me of the hackjob they did with the Yonge Eg Centre, but I expect better quality materials here given the client. It's the same kind of thing where a brutalist (though more late modernist I suppose) building is...

That's funny. It looks like a fungal strain escaping from it's latest motherboard infection.

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Or the second coming of the Tombstones (Lighthouse) buildings.... I don't want to write off this whole block of the waterfront but, I'm not an optimist. (heck, I usually am not)

And from the other side, today.

Oh, I read that wrong. Yes, I found the lighting here rather odd...it was throwing me off when I visited, unless the lights were off and I was seeing things.

It was borderline dangerous prepandemic, and now it's really a nightmare to cross IMO. There's no real sense of order when no crossing guards are present.