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Tower Automotive Building (currently abandoned, future home of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art)

A variation on the jacket from my Barbie Suit pattern, the skirt from my Barbie tennis outfit and the simple beret found in the High Collar Coat pattern, and in Six Hats. Making these 3 pieces in matching yarn give this outfit a vintage feel. So pretty!

 

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The former Alcan / Algoods / Tower Automotive, now MOCA building on Sterling Rd. now has its view from the West Toronto Railpath obscured by a concrete railway crash wall.

West Toronto Railpath, Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Celebrating six months with my girl with some found graffiti.

February 12, 2011. A balloon, the former Tower Automotive building, and the CN Tower, looking east from the West Toronto Railpath.

 

This balloon graffiti has been showing up all over our 'hood, especially along the Railpath, and apparently all over the city. This plot of land has undergone many changes over the last couple of years, and it will be interesting to see what it gets re-developed into.

Fauna and Flora found on the Bristol to Bath railpath

December 14, 2010, on the railway bridge above Dupont St. at Dundas St. West. During the next few days after this photo was taken, a new bridge was constructed between the bridge I'm standing on and the West Toronto Railpath (the orange bridge on the left). This is all part of the railway expansion project for GO Transit's Georgetown line and the Airport Rail Link. In the background is the Planet Storage building, formerly Viceroy Rubber.

 

Blogged here: vic.gedris.org/node/344

Toronto West Railpath Fun — Instagram: 101bunnyhop

 

Find the bunnies one by one, don’t give up it’s lots of fun!!! 101 bunnies between Dundas and Dupont - how many can you spot?

Dundas West Railpath, Toronto

July 1, 2014. I took this picture while standing on the West Toronto Railpath. The tower is part of the Crossways, a residential-shopping complex at Bloor and Dundas. The metal frame in the foreground is for a lightbox that will be part of the Bloor-Dundas mobility hub that will connect the TTC's Dundas West subway station with the Bloor stop on GO's Georgetown line. The construction of the hub is part of Metrolinx's Georgetown South Project that will include a new track and a platform for the Union-Pearson airport express. The expansion has been controversial among local residents who wanted Metrolinx to electrify the corridor immediately. Metrolinx promises to use electric trains in the future, but for now will continue to use diesel.

Metrolinx (GO/UP) noise barrier construction along the Kitchener train corridor next to the West Toronto Railpath, Osler St. exit.

 

Saturday May 9, 2015.

Group photo of some of the Railpath Run organizers, volunteers, sponsors, and other supporters.

 

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West Toronto Railpath

This pattern is by Teva Durham from her book Loop-D-Loop.

 

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Cyclist rests on Sterling Road near south end of Railpath, Toronto

Spotted along Bloor.

July 1, 2014. I took this picture while standing on the West Toronto Railpath. I am looking north from the bridge that crosses Bloor. The towers and rectangular brick building are the Crossways, a residential-shopping complex at Bloor and Dundas. The rectangular frames are for a lightbox that will be part of the Bloor-Dundas mobility hub that will connect the TTC's Dundas West subway station with the Bloor stop on GO's Georgetown line. The construction of the hub is part of Metrolinx's Georgetown South Project that will include a new track and a platform for the Union-Pearson airport express. The expansion of the Georgetown line has been controversial among local residents who want Metrolinx to electrify the corridor immediately. Metrolinx promises to use electric trains in the future, but for now will continue to use diesel.

This pattern is by Teva Durham from her book Loop-D-Loop.

 

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This pattern is by Teva Durham from her book Loop-D-Loop.

 

FREE BARBIE PATTERNS: bestbarbieknits.blogspot.ca/

Looking north on the West Toronto Railpath next to the Ruskin Ave. Toronto Hydro substation.

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