Monday Mural - Spooner's Garage

Artist: Phillip Woolf. Built in 1926 and rebuilt in 1947, the garage was located on the south side of Kingston Road in Cliffside Village. Owner Art Spooner kept the business alive during the Depression of the 1930's by offering a variety of services such as driving lessons, a restaurant and a 24-hour towing service. The price of gasoline showing on the pump is 33 cent per imperial gallon.

Snow

I spotted my first sign of snow. Fortunately it's artificial snow behind the hockey arena. This is the area where the Zamboni dumps it's cleanup from the ice pad.

Nervous Gulls

Except for the first one they all flew away.

This brave soul showed no fear of me and let me get close.

Sunrise On The Building

It was the orange glow of the sunrise caught my eye.

Monday Mural - Ray Charles

Gone, but not forgotten. September 23, 1930 – June 10, 2004.

Reiteration

Recapitulation, repetition, replay, reproduction.

Swans

As they make their way south for the winter, numerous swans can be spotted on Frenchman's Bay. These ones are not fully grown but able to fend for themselves.

Sunrise

This is a place close to my home that I like to photograph. On this day I wish I had my tripod with me. I shot this one in shutter priority at 1/4 of a second.

Blockbuster

Blockbuster Video has gone the way of the dodo bird.

Monday Mural - Face

A simple but sad clown face.

Corn Maze

Autumn is the third season of the year, when crops and fruits are gathered. It is also a time for fun. It took us an hour to go through this maze. Thanks to my son it was done with no wrong turns.

Changing Colours

Fall colours are arriving later this year.

Monday Mural - Waste Bin

I usually expect to see a mural painted on a wall. This is a new location for me. I found no artist name on the mural so I can give the credit they deserve.

Monday Mural - Peggy Of The Cove

World's largest Peggy's Cove mural by Ivan Fraser. You can find Ivan's Home & Museum, in Nova Scotia, 11.3 km. from Peggy's Cove.