Windfall

Paved path between a pixelated mural and a chain-link fence, with a concrete noise wall topped with glass panels on the right and a condo tower visible left. Bare trees, early spring.

Walked along the West Toronto Railpath on my way home from Kitchener.

A bright, symmetrical mural painted on a brick wall, featuring a fan-like pattern of tall green columns decorated with colorful, floral designs and wave-like blue details. The background is split between deep blue and a vivid red circle in the top left, framed by dark red bricks. The geometric precision and bold palette give it a ceremonial, almost architectural feel.

Awesome memorial by Victoria Day.

A small teddy bear with a red ribbon is perched in the branches of a shrub, partly hidden among green leaves. Behind it, a quiet residential street lined with brick and cream-colored houses sits under a bright blue sky. The bear looks slightly weathered, as if it has been there for a while, creating a curious, almost whimsical scene.

Someone left a small guardian in the garden.

Lego sculpture on the corner of Edwin Ave and Dupont St.

A traffic light pole base on a city sidewalk is covered in colourful LEGO bricks, forming a tall, blocky structure. Small baskets filled with loose LEGO pieces surround the base, and scattered bricks are spread across the pavement.