I don't understand Toronto's obsession with labrynths, but maybe I will after this Jane's Walk… pic.twitter.com/jtd5ufidxD
— Jess Brodeur (@jessicaannebro) May 5, 2019
@HiMYSYeD focused on his contribution as a painter of labrynths. I'll have to dig further to find out more about the story of labrynths in Toronto!
— Jess Brodeur (@jessicaannebro) May 7, 2019
"World Labyrinth Day – City of Labyrinths Jane's Walk"https://t.co/V1kGYZa6Fm
Saturday 4 May 2019
6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Blue Labyrinth in middle of Grange Park,
Downtown Toronto
| #Labyrinths🍥#LabyrinthDay #WorldLabyrinthDay
#LoveTOwalk #JanesWalkTO #JanesWalk #Toronto🏙️ pic.twitter.com/XTY9tHQzYp— HïMY SYeD (@HiMYSYeD) May 2, 2019
When two Jane's Walks collide at Grange Park, walks led by @NadiaMHalim and @HiMYSYeD #JanesWalkTO pic.twitter.com/QoHgxVv5ls
— cyntrope (@cyntrope) May 4, 2019
It’s the Sunday after World Labyrinth Day 2016, which was the day before, and I am leading a different Jane’s Walk than the one yesterday.
As my Dark Age Ahead – The Wizard of Ossington Jane’s Walk begins and passes through Christie Pits Park, I usually include a brief walk stop by my Christie Pits Park Wading Pool Labyrinth.
That’s where Nicole’s instagram above was captured.
Being a Jane’s Walk leader often has me concentrating on doing the best job I can.
That entails putting away the camera to be there in the moment.
I have so few photographs of my own walks.
Thankfully, Nicole shared a number of instagrams throughout this walk. And I am deeply grateful!
Enjoy…
The First Saturday in May is World Labyrinth Day.
First Weekend in May is Jane’s Walk Festival.
Put them together, mix in Toronto City of Labyrinths Project, and ta da!
Toronto City of Labyrinths World Labyrinth Day Jane’s Walk 2015!
Kate Watanabe, Jane’s Walk City Organizer for Toronto, joined the walk.
Kate instagrammed this video from our meeting point, the Christie Street Traffic Island Labyrinth.