I'm not sure why these benches were unoccupied. They look pretty inviting to me! These were found in the Distillery District of downtown Toronto.
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16 comments:
I love the benches and the cute flowers!
So beautiful picture!
Léia
J'adore. City landscaping at its best.
Theses benches are made for laying down on.
It's a beautiful composition. And those red flowers add just the right touch. The benches are nice, too, but I'm not sure I'd lay down on them, as per Andy! :)
What's the big thing across the top of the photo; some kind of flyover?
And are distilleries still located in the Distillery District?
You're right about the "helping" cats! And while I haven't been to all the museums in Paris, I really liked the d'Orsay.
Everybody is too busy inside in the tasting rooms maybe! Bright and beautiful landscaping.
I was just missing some Canadian bench lately!
No back support, that is my guess, you could probably sleep on them.
I was going to head down there this weekend until I heard that Yonge St is closed for Buskerfest. Pretty shot.
I'm always surprised at the lack of bums on benches.
It seems odd to see the streets so bare too!
Beautiful flowers.
This is an inviting part of Toronto. I like the old brick building and the bright flowers. But, those benches look hard and uncomfortable. Maybe everyone walked further, looking for more comfortable benches.
Such a beautiful scene!
All the people are probably inside, tasting the product.
Beautiful corner!
What a beautiful spot! I like the angle of the shot too.
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