I don't know what your city is like, but over the past 8 months graffiti is showing up everywhere in Brantford.
Dylan & Gollum
12 hours ago
Daily photos of Brantford and surrounding area.
I really like this photo as it has all four bridges crossing the Grand River into West Brant. The one way in the background with the school bus on it is called the Veteran's Memorial Road and can also be seen here. There is one with white on it and the one under the curve are former rail lines, and the one in front is the Lorne Bridge.
This was the scene yesterday on the Grand River, one week after this photo. A very big difference as with 2 day of rain, 10*C temps that melted 50cm of snow.
This photo was taken at 8:30am on Thursday morning. The sign at the left is a trail sign, look where the sign is in the next photo.
This was two hours later at 10:30am. Notice the trail sign to the left of the photo, and the blue sign is an information sign.
Here we have a couple of bridges out of West Brant. The closest one is a foot bridge that use to be a rail line, the one behind that is the Lorne Bridge and that's the second bridge out of West Brant by car. This one is the other one. Past that is the Brantford Armories (more on that tomorrow). I was standing on the other foot bridge that crosses the Grand River and it also use to be a rail line.
It was cold again this morning -24*C, and when it's that cold I always get wonderful photos. This photo was taken in the same spot as this one. I really do like this photo as to the left of the photo there is a small rainbow trying to form.
Willow trees are all around in Brantford. This one was in Farringdon Park that I took my children to yesterday for some snow fun. But this photo of a Willow tree has to be my favourite.
I love this park. Farringdon Park is just off of Tutela Heights Road, it's kind of out in the country, so it's quiet, nobody goes to it, and it has a great toboggan hill, which my children really enjoy. The sad part is that just beyond the trees in the background was a farm and they tore it down and are going to be building houses there. So much for quiet....
This memorial is dedicated to the invention of the telephone. Alexander Graham Bell unveiled the monument in 1917. You can see more photos here.
This is the oldest Christian congregation church in Brantford. The first building was erected in 1832. The property for the site was given by A.K. Smith and his sister, Mrs. Margaret Kerby in 1830 marking the official founding of the parish.
This is at the bottom of the Dam just out of view of this photo. On the left side of this photo, there is a wall of cement that makes the water mesmerizing.
Today like in most of North America, it is very cold. When I took this photo the temperature in my car said -19*C.Brrrr!!!