
Because Toronto is SO big, one just has to look at it a tiny bit at a time, to keep from being overwhelmed.
Here are some favourites.

Maybe I'll leave it to you to identify them.
Admittedly, some give some fairly helpful clues.
.Am I alone in this?
I have to ask.

Last year a magazine I write for featured a number of my photos of elements of local buildings with the title "The Angels in the Details. It was a contest of sorts. 'Archi-bits' were posted, along with a fun rating scale based on the number correctly identified. There were to be prizes. To my knowledge, nobody played.
I know I'm not totally alone. One faithful follower of the blog admits to a similar affliction.
Hmmm, lets see:
ReplyDeleteColborne lodge
union stn
Ont legislature
osgoode hall
???...maybe old childrens hospital @ college/bay or U of T ??
library @ college/Huron
no idea
OCA
St. Stephens In the Fields