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“Invasion of privacy.” – Heart Labyrinth – Augusta Avenue – Kensington Market – Downtown Toronto

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August 14th, 2019 Permalink

Being Private in Public beside my Heart Labyrinth painted on the north end of Augusta Avenue in Kensington Market . . . View this post on Instagram Invasion of privacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #toronto #torontostreets #queenstoronto #olympusomdem5markii #instamagazine_ #photooftheday #streetphotography #streetlife #urbanphotography #everybodystreet […]

Being Private in Public beside my Heart Labyrinth painted on the north end of Augusta Avenue in Kensington Market . . .

“Emilie and Stuart’s wedding in a lavender labyrinth at a private estate just outside of Toronto, amazing!” – The Wedding Co.

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January 6th, 2016 Permalink

Emilie and Stuart's wedding in a lavender labyrinth at a private estate just outside of Toronto, amazing! More on #theweddingco today! Photo Tied Photos & Film Dress @verawanggang Tent @happeningsparty Catering @grapevineto centrepieces @rachelaclingen #engagedintoronto #torontobride #torontowedding #lavender #labyrinth #lavenderlabyrinth #backyardwedding #collingwoodwedding #countrywedding A photo posted by @theweddingco on Jan 6, 2016 at 4:46am PST


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Last 100 Days Photo Project: Day 48 – Lovers in a dangerous time

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August 15th, 2009 Permalink

By Thom Hamilton, Last 100 Days Photo Project August 14th 2003 45 million people on the eastern seaboard of North America had their lives go dark. Everyone has a slightly different way to remember that day, I tend to have very fond memories. Never in my life have I seen community come together like it […]

By Thom Hamilton, Last 100 Days Photo Project

August 14th 2003 45 million people on the eastern seaboard of North America had their lives go dark. Everyone has a slightly different way to remember that day, I tend to have very fond memories.

Never in my life have I seen community come together like it did that night, neighbors talking on the street, hundreds of people in parks simply laying down looking up at the stars, giving strangers rides home, checking on elders. All of this with out instruction or the use of mass media, it came natural.

Last night there was a small celebration to mark the 5 year anniversary of the date on Ossington Ave.

” HiMY SYeD – Toronto City of Labyrinths Project ”

Sometimes I do wonder how much more we would connect if every once in a while the power did just go out?