BOO! Hallowe'en is tonight but the ghosts and goblins aren't that scary this year. Maybe COVID and especially the climate crisis are worse fears? This zombie was seen on a popular trail --- a real fright as you come around the corner...
The end of October means the sun is rising further south. Country squirrels have made a nest under a steel cone, with the butternut buffet within a paw's reach. The local foxes catch what they can to fatten up.
The Driver also has to put things away. First the Sol gets a new hood strut, then a soapy shower and into CarBarnBed for 5 long months. :( But the cargo car just keeps going, with another load for the city.
Renewing acquaintances with a walk in downtown T.O. Highrise murals celebrate the city's music heritage. Urban parks decorate --- is that for autumn or Hallowe'en? Tank-strength steel girders frame the new St. Lawrence Market. The Cookie Monster roams the original market. A strip palace has a short advisory---- the bottom line?
But overall, today is not that scary. The harbour is busy as usual. And the kitchen turns out comfort food as ever. Better (bad) luck next time??
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