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October 14, 2012
Les Ruelles Vertes 2
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Lovely to see these photos, Beth. These ruelles can, indeed, be veritable oases of calm, and the closed-off ones are magical for kids. Much planting is taking place around the city, and the enhancement is immediately obvious, especially to pedestrians and cyclists. Alas, the effect on air quality will probably be negligible, for, according to the CBC, and as measured by the global positioning systems provider, Tom-Tom, Montreal is now the city with the worst morning traffic in the whole of Nth. America.
Posted by: Robert | October 14, 2012 at 10:29 AM
Man! And Wow! What gorgeous colors and marks and textures! Stopping in here after another stop at Lucy's blog. So glad the threads binding us together are still intact.
Posted by: Laura | October 15, 2012 at 11:18 AM
Beth, I love these, especially the one with the little kitten peeking out under the fence. Reminds me a lot of the walks I take down alleys here in town. So much more interesting than the front yards. Happy autumn!
Posted by: Mary | October 15, 2012 at 07:45 PM
So lovely to see all this nature proliferating in back lanes, usually full of debris and greyness. Great photos, Beth.
Posted by: Marja-Leena | October 15, 2012 at 11:10 PM