Cookbook Reading Map 1
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Curtain Call
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Featured in this picture are most of the various characters that have popped up in my own Lego world. Some of these you've seen before; some have never appeared.
Toronto Sculpture Walk
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for Yorkville; see notes...I'm pointing out a few must see sculptures in the area...
This is a very distinguished chunk of downtown Toronto real estate, uptown Rosedale I guess you could call it, though it's actually north of Summerhill (officially, it's Yonge and St. Clair, but that sounds so banal). The CHUM city radio building is the major landmark you'll notice when driving up Yonge Steet.
10 and 20 Avoca Avenue do look quite handsome with the clean lines of their continuous balconies and matching proportions. Overlooking David A Balfour Park, both 19 storey buildings were built in 1971, and according to Emporis at some point they won a Canadian Housing Design Council award of merit. If the Puglyawards were good for one thing, it was introducing me to these two buildings, which are on the top of my list of things to see if I ever go back to visit TO. I'm not sure if architects Seligman and Dick created anything else so wonderful in their careers; I can't find much more about them aside from this local library.
See also the City of Toronto Discovery Walk map, Central Ravines, Belt Line & Gardens here
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