Not your fella guy.Originally Posted by DanC
Re-read that post fella.do you happen to have hungryman4000 blocked?Indeed it does. But was anyone asking about the location where the photo was taken?
He's not your guy, friend.Not your fella guy.Re-read that post fella.do you happen to have hungryman4000 blocked?Indeed it does. But was anyone asking about the location where the photo was taken?
There was no need to change that plaque. We are the City of Champions.
I would have had hurt feelings if one of my 41 posts caused him to block me.do you happen to have hungryman4000 blocked?Indeed it does. But was anyone asking about the location where the photo was taken?
It would be nice if Dark Magnus owned up to his stup1dity for once.
Edmonton first, everything else second.
Just like it would be nice if people didnt resort to personal attacks on this fourm.......
Hungryman:
Nope, haven't blocked you, and likely never will. Looking back at your post 1195, and the subsequent discussion, I think I read it correctly.
Clearly 4 am me didnt at the time
FTFY
Stunning.
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Thanks for thinking of me. I sent you a PM with some links.
^^
Stunning shot, view and transformation of the area.
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Walking Around on Friday
A Unique Perspective
Boardwalk in February by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
Old and New
The Edge
Hauling up some rebar
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^Edmonton, the city of dragons!
Did my dog just fall into a pothole???
And good food.
I absolutely love these days where you grab a coffee and hit the Leg grounds for a walkabout with the pup.
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I should take a picture of yet another bent rim from the crater field that is River Valley Road. Fun to deal with on a snowy Saturday.
My 'commute'
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There is something I absolutely love about the old Royal Lepage Tower.
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^ It was fun watching it go up, even though I've never been inside it.
Mom said I should not talk to cretins!
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Edmonton first, everything else second.
The Oliver District
The Oliver District by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
The four bridges on the River
The Bridges of Edmonton by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
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Three more fantastic shots! I love how different this city is photographing.
Very nice texture, if that's the word I'm looking for, on the first photo there, Voice.
Thank you, I like that one best too. The bridges didn't turn out the way I wanted but it's a new perspective.
Some interesting views are from much further out to the south west but still looking towards downtown. Eg looking towards the north-east up Terwilligar drive where you can see Oliver.
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Night Images
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The City Lights in Spring by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
The problem with Terwilligar is not knowing where to park and find a reasonably inconspicuous place to set up a tripod. The freeway has some great views but no where to park. If you know of a place with a fine view and parking nearby I would love to hear about it.
Park at the Church near 23/Riverbend Road and walk to the middle of the pedestrian overpassThe problem with Terwilligar is not knowing where to park and find a reasonably inconspicuous place to set up a tripod. The freeway has some great views but no where to park. If you know of a place with a fine view and parking nearby I would love to hear about it.
Stantec Tower Rising in the distance from Giovanni Caboto Park in McCauley. Trees lit with LED lights serving as metaphoric symbols.
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Did my dog just fall into a pothole???
I'll give that a try. Hopefully the screen mesh is large enough to poke my lens throughPark at the Church near 23/Riverbend Road and walk to the middle of the pedestrian overpassThe problem with Terwilligar is not knowing where to park and find a reasonably inconspicuous place to set up a tripod. The freeway has some great views but no where to park. If you know of a place with a fine view and parking nearby I would love to hear about it.
A Different Perspective
JW and a giant moon.
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I feel like I've been mooned.In a good way of course.
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ISS over Edmonton
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Last night from a unique location
Emonton Skyline-19 by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
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Signs of a City Growing
A Train in the Sky by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
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What a gorgeous sunset of @oldstrathcona from the #MetterraHotel captured by kellyannclaraabesdris.
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Love that angle. My buddy lived at College Plaza on the top floor facing west and we used to snap those.
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Nice pic but I wish people wouldn't let their kids think that it's OK to walk on the tracks. Even if the Streetcar/LRT/Train isn't running. It's a bad habit to let them get into.
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... or adorable and the joy from it amazing. Clearly managed.
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Our newest ghost sign.
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^Any idea what’s happening here? New name?
Yes, absolutely adorable.
Child, 8, critically injured after being struck by a train in Hamilton
In a news release issued on Thursday, police said preliminary information has led them to believe the young girl was playing near the tracks with friends at the time of the incident.
https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/child-8-c...lton-1.3873431
So by all means, let's teach children that rail tracks are part of a playground and that they are safe on them. It's not as if they'd ever do anything wrong as long as their parents are there at least once.
^or how about be aware of your surroundings.
children’s sense of their surroundings does not extend far enough to allow them to do that. they are tone deaf to everything outside the world that revolves around them and to the potential of there being any world outside their own immediate perception and goals. most outgrow that once they’re past their teens but not all. until then, it’s best just to stay off the tracks.
"If you did not want much, there was plenty." Harper Lee
"Be aware of your surroundings" doesn't work for kids that age. Really.
That said, the streetcar tracks are a bit of a special case. There are plazas just north and south of where the picture was taken where the tracks pass through pedestrian plazas without any separation; I wouldn't expect children to stay off the tracks in those situations.
There can only be one.
except kids don’t know that “those tracks” are a bit of a special case. to kids they’re just tracks and all tracks are the same.
"If you did not want much, there was plenty." Harper Lee
This sounds very much like certain prominent members of this forum.
Except the growing up part :P
^keep it classy.
I lenoy how there are smaller buildings that are set back with a stand of, what looks to be popular, trees in front of them. Very neat juxtaposition against the taller brick buildings right up to the street.
Interesting that all the gaps on 104th Street that exist today were existing back then too....one could argue we've done a decent job at preserving the buildings along the east side of 104th
For you stucco haters out there, a treat; Edmonton's Great Wall of Stucco
to be honest with you i don't mind the stucco as much as the stubbiness of the tower and the chunkiness of some of it's detailing but all three of those pale in the face of it's biggest flaws which are the terrible articulation and poor urban edges at grade, and the choice of cladding and black glass at grade. who in their right mind chooses black glass for ground floor retail spaces? done right, the main floor/podium could have done a lot to overcome the rest of it.For you stucco haters out there, a treat; Edmonton's Great Wall of Stucco
"If you did not want much, there was plenty." Harper Lee
...which was a product of our zoning bylaw I might add.
ummmm... no.
the zoning bylaw may require certain things to be achieved but isn’t as prescriptive as that unless it’s a dc in which case it’s written to what the applicant/applicant’s consultants want. i’m not aware of any zoning schedule that dictates a particular colour of metal cladding and black glass and prescriptive edges at grade...
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^'the stubbiness of the tower and the chunkiness'
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the height restriction - if that’s what you’re referencing - would have been imposed by the airport overlay, not the zoning. and the response to it was designed by the project consultants, not the planning department.
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The built form was a result of the zone/bylaw, the finishes on the consultants yes.
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# 1291
That's an interesting view of the ATB and its environs. Not often seen from that angle.
You've never seen it from that angle since there hasn't been a highrise in that location before
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One of the best i have ever seen.
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It took me a while to find something noteworthy and memorable about the new mall at the airport (the one that CTV News refers to as Leduc's new mall) but I think I finally found its most distinctive feature.
That Big Sign by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
I discovered a way to look at the new mall sign that seems to improve it.
The Big Sign II by Glen Bowe, on Flickr
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