Lake Ontario brings a lot of wind into Toronto. One advantage is it keeps the flags a-flying!
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3 comments:
Is that at an art park?
Wow! Flags are so hard to catch like that! The Canadian flag looks lovely against the sky :-D
I love that gold building!
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