Most people are still staying home or at least close to home. You’re still not going to see many people in my photos because I am still avoiding them, still walking in quieter places. Sometimes those places happen to be streets that once upon a time (only a month ago?) were busy.
below: An empty parking lot.
below: A very quiet Broadview subway station.
below: A very tall and lanky animal on a pole. It’s missing a leg or two.
below: The TTC streetcar tracks in the middle of being replaced, on Broadview just south of Danforth.
below: More TTC construction, this time another access to Chester station is being built.
below: After a month of no shopping except for food and even no window shopping, this bright red telephone caught me eye as I walked past. Salt and pepper shakers in a store window: Flamingoes, pink swans, penguins, cats, monkeys, and little yellow chicks – cute ones and funny ones like the hot dogs, as well as political ones like Trump and his North Korean counterpart.
below: Inspired to do stuff? I think I identify more with the mug beside these days.
below: A Covid-19 message from the Danforth Music Hall – “Please take care of each other”.
below: Posters reminding people to share smiles and kindness
below: An electric sign outside Eastend United Church invites people to join their Sunday services on Facebook.
below: The mannequins had the most stylish face masks.
below: Beware of rabbit.
below: A hummingbird is painted on the pillar.
below: Takeout with distancing – a story that is repeated all over the city as restaurants try to stay afloat.
below: Social distancing leads to line ups outside Tims
below: “See you after the curve flattens”