[borisp]

Needle St. & Haystack Ave.

hahahhaha NO... with some balconies extended like this the building is actually pretty unique for the west side... and it's on the subway line... any1?

 

[urbandreamer]

Bloor and High Park Avenue high rise cluster? The public housing buildings....?

 

[casaguy]

I think it's either on Walmer Rd or Tweedsmuir Ave. in the St. Clair/Bathurst area...

 

[androiduk]

I'm thinking Marlee Ave. or Glencairn.

 

[TKTKTK]

Can't even see the photo. Won't enlarge.

 

[TKTKTK]

Guess the location of this residential building...

Well, it's one of the two:

Between High Park Ave and Quebec Ave. North of Bloor West

 

[borisp]

Well, it's one of the two:

Between High Park Ave and Quebec Ave. North of Bloor West

That's the one. Congrats...

 

[urbandreamer]

Does this Bronco eat pasta? I'm confused, where is this joint?

 

[casaguy]

Too easy. (On Beresford just steps north of Bloor.) Used to see this whenever I parked in one of those "back lots" in Bloor West Village.

 

[urbandreamer]

Bravo! Casaguy! (I really just wanted to show the awesome old Bronco...like my dad used to drive.)

Now, how about this church?

 

[Dirk]

Now thats not too hard. In Seaton Village, at Manning and Follis.

 

[urbandreamer]

You got it Dirk: The Russian Orthodox Church of America congregation, on Manning. Formerly an Anglican church. I've been to a few services here, but it's not quite the same experience as the Russian Orthodox (of Russia) Church on Henry street--formerly a synagogue. I prefer the old-fashioned 100% Russian service on Henry St, versus the American English-meets-Russian aristocracy-vibe of the Manning location.

Now that I'm on a religious theme, where is this house of worship located?

Yes, not only does U_D like art and real estate, but also religion and especially, older church architecture.

 

[casaguy]

Try this one.

Where is it?

 

[Davin]

Is it the Onramp at carlaw to the Gardiner?

 

[JasonParis]

Lansdowne south of Dundas?