[PHOTO] Looking southwest, Dovercourt at Hallam, 9:25 pm last night

[CAT] “Meww”

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[PHOTO] Twilight walk, Dovercourt at Hallam

[PHOTO] Dovercourt and Hallam Saturday evening, looking in the cardinal directions and up

[PHOTO] Dovercourt and Geary, 7:33 pm

[PHOTO] Sun Shine Variety, Hallam and Dovercourt, 7:28 pm

[PHOTO] Five photos of Dovercourt and Hallam at twilight (#dovercourtvillage)

At the same time that I did my laundry, I also went out to take a look at the four corners or so of the intersection of Dovercourt and Hallam, the arguable centre of Dovercourt Village. Everything looks cool and familiar under the deep blue of twilight.

[PHOTO] Five photos of the flowers of 77 Food Market (#dovercourtvillage)

Whenever I go do my laundry at my chosen laundromat on Dovercourt Road just north of Hallam Street, I always head down to 77 Food Market on the corner. Sometimes, I pick up sundries there; sometimes, in warmer weather, I just go look at the flowers on display, ready for sale by the sidewalk, arranged neatly on banks of old milk crates.

[PHOTO] Fourteen photos of Christmas lights, in Dovercourt Village and High Park North

[URBAN NOTE] Six Toronto links

• blogTO notes the maps made by artist Peter Gorman showing the strange intersections of Toronto.
• This imagining of a wholly pedestrianized lower Yonge Street looks attractive. blogTO has it.

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• Jamie Bradburn tells how couples in Toronto during the Second World War expressed their love, here.
• This condo at 701 Dovercourt Road looks amazing. blogTO reports.
• Toronto Pearson Airport failed in its obligation to provide services for French-language travelers, the Official Languages Commissioner has ruled. CTV News reports.
• So-called “unicorn poutine” is offered for sale at a north Toronto restaurant. Global News reports.