Toronto Photo Walks: Earl Bales Park 4

Yeah, I know. I said that I was going to be showing my next roll of film. Technical difficulties have delayed that for the moment. Forgot to clean the scanner bed and it caused some interesting artifacts that I thought were from development. So I will finish up with the photo walk and get those negatives scanned over the weekend. So the fox...which aren't related to cats, as a fellow walker told me...we finished up taking copious pictures of the young thing and carried on for the final climb out of the ravine. We paused half way for the as always group shot and then made our way to Yonge street. Since it was a small crowd we decided to duke through the North York cemetary. Generally we avoid places like that with large groups. The grounds keepers tend to get annoyed for some reason. It was a good decision, found some WW2 artillery pieces. After that we wandered up to Mel Lastman Square then called it a day and headed to the pub. It was a hot day, a long day, but a good day. A lot of surprises along the way and everyone enjoyed themselves. Can't wait for the next one.

Toronto Photo Walks: Earl Bales Park 3

After lunch it was back to the ravine system for a short bit before heading east to Yonge Street. It was a short trip of discovery. Insects, skins, trees, and a fox. That's right, an honest to goodness wild fox. Made the day for all those that showed up. Foxy pictures huh? :)

Toronto Photo Walks: Earl Bales Park

Ahhh, it was a fine day. A little hot and sweaty though. From construction to the bottom of the ski hill, or bump for you real ski snobs, up to the top of the hill. Then to lunch at Wakame Sushi. If you are in the neighborhood of Bathurst and Sheppard, I recommend the place. Any way. I know you are here to see the pictures....