[PHOTO] Six photos of Seaton Village on a cold fall day

I visited Seaton Village this afternoon to see a friend, and walked around the neighbourhood even as the first snow of the season had begun melting. The leaves, dislodged by earlier storms, were everywhere.

[PHOTO] Backyard on the day after the first snowfall, Dovercourt Village

[PHOTO] Twenty-five photos of the Humber River, from Old Mill up to Dundas Street West

Yesterday, I had a nice walk north up the Humber River, from Old Mill station up through Étienne Brûlé Park all the way upstream to Dundas Street. It was a beautiful early evening walk, in parklands turning yellow and other colours.

[PHOTO] Red ivy on the walls, Dupont Street

[PHOTO] Between train and sky, Rosedale Station

[PHOTO] Bike leaning over fall patio, Dupont at Gladstone

[PHOTO] Red leaf with rotten edge

[PHOTO] Basic at Starbucks

[PHOTO] Select pumpkins, Loblaws 60 Carlton

[URBAN NOTE] Five Toronto links: fall, Danforth church, 51 Metcalfe, No Name, Toronto Zoo

• blogTO notes that this fall in Toronto is likely to see erratic temperature swings.
• This sign on the lawn of a church on the Danforth warning off trespassers might have a defensible rationale, but it still seems off to me. The Toronto Star reports.
• This rental at 51 Metcalfe Street does seem sad to me. blogTO describes it.
• I rather like this No Name mural. blogTO shows it.
• As argued here at the Toronto Star, the Toronto Zoo probably should also be understood as one of the key elements of Scarborough.