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SD2
Guest
Great set wylie.
Isn't this area slated to become something like the Distillery?
Isn't this area slated to become something like the Distillery?
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paulbali
Guest
I have a lot of bricks in my back patio embedded with the Don Valley name. Somehow evokes a bygone era.
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tudararms
Guest
Very cool. Always discovering more about this city every day.
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building babel
Guest
One of the joys of our home town is the way that it reveals itself gradually, even to some locals. The full extent of the ravine system is remarkable, unique to Toronto, and a parallel way of experiencing the place ... like a PATH system gone feral!
The Sunday antique shows they held down there a few years ago weren't a huge success, but they introduced more people to the site.
The Sunday antique shows they held down there a few years ago weren't a huge success, but they introduced more people to the site.
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nassauone
Guest
I loveteh DVBW - hard to believe that that little oasis is in the middle of one of the biggest urban centres in North America! On the Evergreen site is says that Jamie Kennedy is one of their big supporters and by the looks of it would like to get a restaurant in there teaching (or showing perhaps) the ways of local food, organics and "Slow Food".
I hope this doesn't become a Distillery like location. This offers more in terms of teaching the public about nature and ecology. A bunch of tourists pouring over local artisans pieces does little to help us learn about the life cycles etc.
I hope this doesn't become a Distillery like location. This offers more in terms of teaching the public about nature and ecology. A bunch of tourists pouring over local artisans pieces does little to help us learn about the life cycles etc.