….from the Centennial Park Conservatory
I wish I knew the name of these two flowers. Sometimes the plants at the conservatory are not well labelled. If anyone is familiar with either or both of these two plants I’d love to hear from you.
…thanks to Ludwig for hosting Monday Windows https://mondaywindow.wordpress.com/2021/03/01/monday-window-march-1-2021/
After doing a bit of shopping the other day I decided to drive down into Col. Sam Smith Park and go for a short of a walk. On my way back to the car I passed the outdoor skating rink. Even though we’ve experienced some pretty mild temperatures the rink was still operational because of the pipes under the ice.
In Toronto if you want to skate in one of the city ice rinks you have to book a time so that the area doesn’t become overwhelmed with too many people. A booth is set up outside the old Power Plant where you can sign in. The building itself is closed now during COVID but is used as a community centre.
…thanks to Sami from Colourful World for hosting Monday Murals https://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com/2021/03/
Sometimes the best murals are the graffiti art found in the alleyways of your neighbourhood.
…thanks to my husband Kevin who keeps cranking out these great paintings
…close-up of tree branches and dried leaves
…thanks to Jess for hosting Dogs of Blogs
I’m not sure I’ll find photos to share every day for the month of March but I’ll try. My first dog photo is of Olive, my daughter and daughter-in-law’s sweet Frenchie.
…thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
The theme for March Squares is spiky squares. Over the last few weeks I’ve been navigating the ice in the park to find some interesting ice sculptures created by nature. Here’s one that fits into this month’s theme.
Mama Cormier 