Since 2016 Giorgio Coniglio, site editor-in-chief and a registered pseudonym, has been bundling HUMOUR, PARODY, WORDPLAY, PHOTOGRAPHY and POETRY, with the sole aim of entertaining YOU with presentations at the rate of 3x per month. Most posts are a compilation of 8 illustrated short poems, often in the limerick format. The related blog "DAILY ILLUSTRATED NONSENSE" sends out items from these collections one-at-a-time.
Thursday 15 October 2020
Saturday 10 October 2020
Hikes, Bikes and Likes: TORONTO RAVINES #4
Here's more stuff about some of Toronto's hidden treasures, continuing from three previous posts entitled "Hikes, Bikes and Likes: TORONTO RAVINES" #1 , #2 and #3.
a) An eco-tourist attracted to view the "Shimmering Canoes". b) Your blog-editor visits the nearby "Elevated Wetlands" (a.k.a. "the solar molars").
If you have enjoyed these excursions through Toronto's network of ravines, you might also enjoy reviewing the city's other iconic sights - ecologic, cultural and architectural as pictured on the blog "Toronto Oases".
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Monday 5 October 2020
Hikes, Bikes and Likes: TORONTO RAVINES #3
Here's more stuff about some of Toronto's hidden treasures, continuing from two previous posts entitled "Hikes, Bikes and Likes: TORONTO RAVINES" #1 and #2. And you can follow up your outing here by checking out the final excursion, #4.
CONTINUING ON: We know that you are itching to review more of this photo-portfolio. So, you can do just that by clicking here for Toronto ravines #4 .
If you have enjoyed these excursions through Toronto's network of ravines, you might also enjoy reviewing the city's other iconic sights - ecologic, cultural and architectural as pictured on the blog "Toronto Oases".
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