Originally Posted by
cyclokitty
I saw an enormous raccoon holding onto a tree trunk upside down in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Trust me, when you cycle around the corner and there is a city born and bred, and upside down raccoon hanging off a tree trunk, you ride by quickly.
No deers unfortunately. I'm planning a trip to a park downtown near the lakeshore that's rumoured to have coyotes. Could be one way to get me to pedal faster.
Which park is that? One really nice area that is by the lake shore is Tommy Thompson (AKA the Leslie St Spit). For those that don't know Toronto, back when they built this:
They had a lot of dirt and debris to get rid of, so being the environmentally unfriendly people of the mid 20th century, they simply dumped it into Lake Ontario, nature of course, simply took it over, and it looks mostly like this:
Yeah, those are bikes on the road, and there is a lighthouse at the end, after my last trip there, I vowed to go back. I do need to find a better way to store the camera on the bike, wrapped in a jacket in a pannier doesn't always work well for photos. I'm often too lazy to dig the camera out, I really need a bar bag, to put the camera in.