Following the water itt's about 6.5km from Park Lawn Road to home. We took our time taking lots of pictures and had a late late lunch. We left about 12:30pm and got home about 6:30pm.
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| Hmmmmm ... a stiletto on a fire hydrant is an odd thing to see |
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| We walked through the habitat but saw no butterflies |
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| These were the only butterflies we saw! |
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| These were pretty |
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| This guy had the right idea! |
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| So did this guy! |
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| Me! |
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| Gord |
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| I wonder if Alex said "yes" |
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| Heading towards Sheldon Lookout Park |
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| We sat at Sheldon Lookout Park for a while |
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| This guy went by with his dog |
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| Heading toward Humber Bay Arch Bridge |
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| Humber Bay Arch Bridge |
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| There were lots of love locks on the bridge |
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| Stand up paddle surfing has become popular here |
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| On the Martin Goodman Trail ... |
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| We veered off and followed the Sunnyside Boardwalk |
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| A duck butt! |
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| The owner of this dog kept throwing the dog rocks to chase |
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| This paddler didn't seem to enjoy having the dog in the way |
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| We stopped at Sunnyside Pavilion Cafe on Sunnyside Beach for a late lunch |
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| We headed east again after lunch |
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| Looking back to where we'd started (the far left of the buildings) |
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| He has all he needs ... his dog and a guitar |
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| Budapest Park |
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| We had to cross this pedestrian bridge to get over the Gardiner |
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| Lots of traffic heading downtown on the Gardiner |
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| Looking back at the water where we'd come from |
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| The intersection of Roncesvalles, Queen Street W and King Street W |
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| Heading eastward on Queen Street W (2.5km from home) |
It was a great day to go for a walk!
3 comments:
Nice place for a walk.
I also never see any butterflies when we walk through! It made me laugh when I read your post. Someone needs to tell us when they see a butterfly!
Rosie: we thought maybe they'd migrated already.
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