Search results

WHOA!!! Thanks for an amazingly comprehensive tour of Regent Park. Well done!

The land beyond ...

That was epic! The penguins are a bit whiffy aren't they. Lucky you to see quite a few varieties. The Emperors rule! thanks

Love the chinstraps! Thanks so much.

When Kokyo had a patio on Alexander in the former building, sitting on the patio was a bit of a challenge noise-wise. The din of Yonge Street and the rumbling from the subway conspired to compromise one's sense of Wa.

Impressive!

A large part of the allure of Yonge Street was the record stores. They were responsible for a lot of foot traffic, especially around Dundas and to a lessor extent, Bloor.

The local pigeons have already expressed their gratitude along the back alley canopy. SPLAT Hopefully, a rigorous cleaning schedule will soon kick in.

If this was optional, I would probably disable it.

Has anyone ever seen anyone sitting in this park at any time?

I think for many of us of an age, it was the demise of the newspaper honour boxes that signalled Toronto's decline into anarchy. For those unfamiliar with the term, honour boxes had no lock on them to be opened with coin, but rather had a slot into which the coin was deposited and ones honesty...

Is this really the best they can do?

What an excellent reminder of what was and thankfully is no longer. Talk about your Bell Bottom Blues!

Fantastic research! Thank you.

Perhaps it was the Stockwell Day effect.

Why old?

Curious, that along the way, the Simpson's store acquired a third arched window over the entrance.

Thanks for the info!

Love the close-up. What was it and what is it hoping to become?

I live in this area and often take a short cut through this park. It is definitely an improvement to the walk-through next door at Opera Place.