Fabulous capture!

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Thanks, William.

A lot more to see, large. And a lot there to see. I will not mention orange. Or rhyme anything with it.

It does all hang together well. But the fence would have worked for Friday.

Thanks, Bob. I may slip this into some fence groups on Friday.

Big City Life again. A lot to see on this fine composition. Good Morning, John !

Thanks, Ulrich, and a good afternoon to you.

Soldiers train on obstacle courses so they can do their job well. Maybe city dwellers get their training on the job.

One thing that interests me about cities, Jean, at least Canadian ones, is that they are big sets of directions. Lights and signs tell you when to go, when to stop, where to walk and drive, etc. Here the signs even tell you not only that there's danger but also what the danger is. Like an obstacle course with signals replacing officers.

What shop is Hong Ming?

It's Hong Shing, kiiti, a Chinese restaurant. I cropped out a sign for Uncle Tetsu's, though, which is next to Hong Shing.

Thank you !
The Chinese restaurant in my country had a slightly different tendency to design.

Recently, the age of Chinese food oil is hard...

Fences, men digging up the pavements, more fences, bollards, hi-vis jackets, arrows, danger signs..............I think the sign in the background sums it up John..........the one that says "Next to Normal".

For Toronto, that is.................

In Canada, Keith, an old saw is that we have two seasons: winter and roadwork. Dundas is being torn up along a considerable stretch.

One of the few remaining national differences in design I guess, kiiti. I think I'll have a look for photos of Chinese restaurants by city. Thanks for the idea.

Is Toronto always under construction, or do you search out construction sites to photograph? Ah, I see that your comment to Keith answers my question. Another fine one!