^High Park views are overrated imo. (Most of Toronto is covered in a tree canopy so most ppl in apartment buildings have a view like this, only better because there's more things to look at--pitched roofs, church steeples, highrise buildings etc.)

Anyways, here's what it looks like if you're a dog-walking nimby looking back from the right side of Bloor:
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As promised yesterday, here's part two where we get to really enjoy the views.

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I guess the final cladding will make or break this.

^High Park views are overrated imo. (Most of Toronto is covered in a tree canopy so most ppl in apartment buildings have a view like this, only better because there's more things to look at--pitched roofs, church steeples, highrise buildings etc.)

Guaranteed park views forever isn't overrated.
 
Dunno about nice. Nice was having a quiet little parkette to myself on a Fall day like today. There used to be a chair in this "park" and I'd sit reading UrbanToronto in the shade, birds tweeting away and nimbies chattering about the noise of home renovators. Now I hear the curses of crude construction workers swinging higher into the park booking OT like it's 1984.
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What is wrong with you? Go walk in high park. Nobody cares about dumb parkettes next to the largest park in the city.
 
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The brick has arrived and so has the snow--damn you lens full zoom ahead!
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So far it looks like the crappiest of '60s public schools meets social housing. (Makes Minto's High Park rentals look downright posh.)
 
Quite a lot has happened here since our last visit a month ago, including a lot more brick going up. Front page story here.

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