At the lagoon in Bowness Park in northwest Calgary.
Boat launch
20 Thursday Aug 2020
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Staring contest
19 Wednesday Aug 2020
Trackside view
18 Tuesday Aug 2020
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Hero worship
14 Friday Aug 2020
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Another fantastic mural seen earlier this year in Montreal. The city seems to have strengthened its culture of murals and street art in recent years, with more and more imaginative and evocative pieces popping up year after year.
Sign says no parking!
13 Thursday Aug 2020
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Another one from January: Someone didn’t notice the giant “No parking” sign posted atop a mechanic’s garage in Montreal.
Bettinger
12 Wednesday Aug 2020
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Kiss of sunshine
08 Saturday Aug 2020
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Clearing along the Bow River
06 Thursday Aug 2020
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I almost walked past this neat photo opportunity on the Bow River Pathway in Calgary last week — an unexpected break in the trees giving a clear view of the river, the Centre Street Bridge and the city centre. It pays not to be in a rush, if at all possible!
Ramp
05 Wednesday Aug 2020
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Stephen Avenue
03 Monday Aug 2020
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Historic Stephen Avenue in downtown Calgary had been a pedestrian-only zone during the day. Now, because of the COVID-19 pandemic and a desire to make the street more amenable to restaurant/bar patios, cars are not allowed pretty much all day long, except in the morning to allow for deliveries.
Ricky Leong 