An interesting juxtaposition of horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines, John.

Thanks, Joe. Have a good new week.

Outstanding perspective!

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Thanks, William.

Looks so tiny ... ;-)

And compared to the Burj Khalifa it is, Leon. However, if the local major league baseball team ever leaves Toronto, it will have the world's largest flea market with a retractable roof.

Like being caught in the web of a giant spider... Am I far wrong?

That's certainly appropriate, Bob. They always remind me of the aviary at London Zoo.

No perching birds yet !

The must have been quite a few on them since the last 10 years !

Actually, they're streetcar wires, Léo;, so they're grounded through the streetcars. Maybe that's why Toronto's hydro lines are so densely covered with birds.

What Joe said..!!

(I don't know that many big words)!

I gratefully acknowledge your approbatory profession, Keith.

I hadn't thought about it John, thanks for this good point !

I looked those big words up........so thank you John :-)))