ShonTron
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We start off in New Toronto continuing our trip west.
Interesting re-use of a service station
I found a BiWay!
Still some industrial remnants in New Toronto, which was an industrial and railway town later swallowed by Etobicoke and Toronto.
Co-op complex replaced the Goodyear Plant.
The new City-MLSE Public-Pirate Partnership rec centre/Leafs training centre U/C.
Current Leafs training centre, Lakeshore Lions Arena.
Humber College - South. Former mental hospital. I think this is very lovely re-use.
Lake view from Long Branch
Later at night: Long Branch Loop.
Etobicoke Creek
The other side of the boundary.
Remnant of the munitions plant that was once in Lakeview.
Welcome to Mississauga - cyclists dismount. Pffft.
Ruins of Lakeview. Looks like rubble has yet to be taken away.
Lake Promenade Park looks quite nice - seems that there was a lot of activity, even swimming.
This was a neat view.
Adamson Estate. Never realized this existed. It could have more potential - even Mississauga's own Guild Inn (when Guild Inn was still open).
Port Credit.
Dominion Starch plant lands.
Mmmm. Urbanity.
New Park - nice multi-use addition, like a community picnic area with barbecues, a skateboard park, playground, gardens and fishing areas.
Interesting re-use of a service station
I found a BiWay!
Still some industrial remnants in New Toronto, which was an industrial and railway town later swallowed by Etobicoke and Toronto.
Co-op complex replaced the Goodyear Plant.
The new City-MLSE Public-Pirate Partnership rec centre/Leafs training centre U/C.
Current Leafs training centre, Lakeshore Lions Arena.
Humber College - South. Former mental hospital. I think this is very lovely re-use.
Lake view from Long Branch
Later at night: Long Branch Loop.
Etobicoke Creek
The other side of the boundary.
Remnant of the munitions plant that was once in Lakeview.
Welcome to Mississauga - cyclists dismount. Pffft.
Ruins of Lakeview. Looks like rubble has yet to be taken away.
Lake Promenade Park looks quite nice - seems that there was a lot of activity, even swimming.
This was a neat view.
Adamson Estate. Never realized this existed. It could have more potential - even Mississauga's own Guild Inn (when Guild Inn was still open).
Port Credit.
Dominion Starch plant lands.
Mmmm. Urbanity.
New Park - nice multi-use addition, like a community picnic area with barbecues, a skateboard park, playground, gardens and fishing areas.
