21 Monday Sep 2020
Posted in Canada, history, montreal, photography, photowalk, photowalking, Quebec, random, Travel, urban
30 Saturday Nov 2019
Posted in Alberta, architecture, Calgary, Canada, history, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
Tags
alberta, architecture, calgary, canada, historic, photowalk, preservation, random, urban
Calgary’s former Fire Station No. 1, foreground left, and the North-West Travellers Building, foreground right, are dwarfed by their much bigger neighbours The Bow and Telus Sky, as seen a few weeks ago.
13 Monday Feb 2017
Posted in Arizona, history, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
In trendy downtown Tempe, Arizona, stands the shell of what used to be the Hayden Flour Mill. The historic hulk, which occupies the southeast corner of Rio Salado Parkway and Mill Avenue (appropriately), can be seen up close. There’s a small park adjacent to the building and there are placards along the outside detailing the history of the place. You can even peek inside through the windows to survey the all machinery abandoned and left in place. According to the City of Tempe, the site is awaiting appropriate redevelopment.
26 Monday May 2008
Posted in architecture, friends, fun, history, photowalking, Travel
Tags
canada, cape breton, citadel, fortress, halifax, historic, history, louisbourg, nova scotia, road trip, sydney, travel wedding
Just posted a whack of pictures from my trip to the East Coast to my Flickr site.
Here are a few of my favourites.
From my buddy T.J.’s wedding:
Outside the wedding venue … a giant fiddle:
At Louisbourg:
From the Halifax Citadel:
More on my Flickr stream.
