[miketoronto]

I was on a drive last night through the Rouge Park in North East Scarborough(Toronto) and took some photos. Due to a moving car, etc they did not come out well. But I did play around with them and made some weird photos out of them. So enjoy a weird look at the last bit of wilderness within Toronto city limits, including farm land. All protected under the Rouge Park.


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Only suspension bridge in Toronto.
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The Old Finch Ave Bailey Bridge. One of only a couple still in use in Toronto.
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[xzmattzx]

I still think it's strange that there is farmland in Toronto, even when you know about the amalgamation and all that stuff. Those bridges add to the rural scene.

[UglymanCometh]

Cool shots! :tup: