I have heard Chine Drive in Scarborough referred to as being “one of the prettiest streets in Toronto.”
Each house is of a different architectural style and you have the impression of being in the woods at the same time.
Just east of here is the St. Augustine’s Seminary built in 1913:
Here is a look at some of the views near the Seminary:
Though many birds were about including Red-bellied Woodpecker and Common Raven, I was only able to photograph these two:
Some botany:
NATURE POETRY
Aprul’s come back; the swellin’ buds of oak
Dim the fur hillsides with a purplish smoke;
The brooks are loose an’, singing to be seen,
(Like gals,) make all the hollers soft an’ green – James Russell Lowell (1819–91)
Miles Hearn
Ah, another place I love! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Watching spring unfold through your eyes is wonderful, since I can’t go to these places myself. Thank you so much, Miles!
I’m liking how the photos are slowly becoming greener and greener, and with more flowers as spring comes along.
I really enjoyed discovering this beautiful street and area when I was able to take your course.
Now I am happily! babysitting 4grandchildren, 5,4,3,and1.5.
Thank you very much for this series of photos.