Views from the train between Toronto and Ottawa.
March 1st 2012.
A "canada-gray" day.*
Took over a hundred pictures. These 11 are the only good ones.
Missed a lot of cool shots of fishermen and one of a man at a crossing who was taking pictures of my train.
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I know it's hard to read but this pole says, "TAKE WHAT YOU NEED" accompanied by various symbols. Modern-day-hobo-signs?
This photo is unremarkable but on the way to Toronto there was a man and a German Shepard standing on the peak of the green roof. I took this picture to remember that strange moment.
Lake Ontario, inland ocean.
Still more of the Ontario Ocean
Fishermen and pick-up trucks.
And then it got too dark to take anymore.
The End.
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* Yellow Days, an end-of-summer song by Gord Downie
"Ah still, summer’s always going, turning everything Canada-gray, and I will miss all the not-knowing of all those summer days, but I swear, I will also take morphine and swim, if you take one more look at him…"
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