Hi UT-ers. This is a re-post; after a fashion. I posted some of these pics in May 2018. Then, the post disappeared about a month later. I asked Craig/interchange42 what happened; and he said nothing from their end, so maybe I deleted it in one of my absent-minded hazes. So here they are...

Above: Seoul. Gwanghwamun Square is flanked on both sides by a very broad street [Sejong Ro] of 5 lanes in each direction. This square is popular for political assembly. A few hundred yards past the parked bus is the American Embassy. And a few hundred yards beyond that is one of the very...

Several square blocks. Old, very old, but vibrant enough. Reminds me of Toronto's Elizabeth Street Chinatown before its decampment to Spadina Avenue. But with a tropical flavor. Only 3 blocks away from the historic passenger line piers of Honolulu, this Chinatown is fondly remembered by a...

around the area of Nathan Road and Argyle Streets in the Mong Kok area of Kowloon.

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Just a typical quiet Ohio town. The downtown shown here is awfully quiet; but there is a huge megamall on the edge of town. Said mall also serves the regional area; which seems to be doing alright. Some coal industry and related employment here. The local power plants are coal fueled...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lima,_Ohio http://www.cityhall.lima.oh.us/ Verrr-y quiet on this July 3 Sunday afternoon. Many 'heritage' older office buildings, old and vacant, but not abandoned. A couple of older hotels - given over to social housing. Tidy sidewalks and friendly people -...

An Ohio steel town that named themselves after us. "In 1881, after a vote, the town was incorporated under its present name. This was taken from the much larger Canadian city of the same name, which civic leader Thomas M. Daniels felt was a place worth emulating." Birthplace of the late actor...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheeling,_West_Virginia A walk around the downtown. While not exactly vibrant compared to Toronto, it's a clean downtown with small energetic business startups. There is a "Central Market" - I arrived too late in the day to take pictures - the light was bad - but...

This is of course the Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece for Edgar Kaufman Sr., the department store magnate. Exterior pictures only. They don't allow interior photography. Driving time from Toronto with no waiting at US Customs, two gas breaks and a 1/2 hour lunch break: 8.5 hours. The...

I go a couple times a month. The food from the cafe is really good - my fave is this. They always have a special for about $8. which is big enough to share if you order a side of something. The proprietors are real nice. . . . V I found these old cufflinks and this watch...

July 25, 2010. This street has a real different look and feel from what we Torontonians are used to. Many old buildings re-purposed, but sympathetically. Very busy on this hot July Sunday; it felt like half of Miami was here; strolling up and down.

www.naaaptoronto.org/nightmarket Friday August 6 6pm to 12am Saturday August 7. 6pm to 12am. Sunday August 8. 5pm to 10pm. 222 Cherry Street.

Thanks, Moose

the address is 49 Immigration street. The building dates to 1903. I was on business there and had my camera handy. Possibly something to do with controlling cell doors?

http://www.thechefshouse.com/ 251 King E at Frederick. If you want to take something home to eat for crazy cheap money, go to 300 Adelaide E, take the lobby flight of stairs up to the lobby, walk over to the hole-in-the-wall in the back known as 'Chef on the Run'. Phone...

""Tuesday, May 26 UNBUILT TORONTO Mark Osbaldeston gives a talk on the Toronto that could have been. $4. Riverdale Library."" http://www.nowtoronto.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi?flavor=archive&id=20090514140855&list=tipsheet I might go..

Was visiting my customer The Buffalo News. This ships display is about 2 blocks away. Across the street from The Buffalo News, the Memorial auditorium demolition is in full swing too (no pictures of the demolition, sorry). http://www.buffalonavalpark.org/Ships.html