- Found 14
- Walked 20,000 steps
- Coffee at Epi Breads on Bayview
- Picked up a couple of books, left a couple of books,
left a Walking Sisters booklet in each Little Library
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| We started the day at the Aga Khan Museum in the Don Valley area. Bright white, contemporary architecture & Islamic exhibits. We had free tickets courtesy of the Toronto Public Library. FYI, parking is $10 and a tour is $10 per person. |
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| Thursfield |
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| Divadale |
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| Donlea |
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| Cute rabbit door plaque |
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| Donlea |
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| Parkhurst and Cameron Borrowed: A Recipe for Bees Left: The Glass Castle |
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| Fleming Borrowed: What Makes Olga Run? Left: The Life of Manny and one of our booklets |
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| Fleming |
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| Stopped for a coffee break at the Epi Breads bakery on Bayview and Millwood . Really good coffee/espresso, great bake goods. Try the flourless chocolate cake. |
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| Fitbit check. |
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| Stumbled upon this schoolhouse little library at Rumsey and Sharron, across from a branch of the Toronto Public Library. |
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| Sharron and Rumsey Went back to the car and headed over to the Junction Triangle. |
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| Osler |
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| Coloured marbles in a fence. Saw the idea on Pinterest, and now here it is on Osler Street. Nice stain-glass-ish look. |
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| This cat skeleton was across from Perth school on Ruskin. Not real. Cats don't have bony ear flaps. A halloween decoration that they've decided to leave out. Disturbing, yet cool. |
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| Stumbled upon this one on Franklin. |
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| Dorval First all-plexiglass little library we've visited. |
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| On our way over to libraries in the Junction, we met this super sweet golden retriever. (Not a great photo because the sun was blinding the screen.) |
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| Indian & Wanda |
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| Abbott |
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| Jerome near the Terracotta Tile House |
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| Indian |
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| We owned a copy of this book when we were kids. |
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| It's 2 books in one. |
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| Published in 1963. Still in excellent shape. |
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| 20,000 steps by the time we got back to the car. |
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