Snow

I prefer the big version myself (type Z or click the pic). Your taste may differ.

I like the big version; you be the judge. Type Z or click the pic.

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I prefer the really big view -- type Z then click the representation of a frame at top right), but your preference may vary. I believe Édifice Dominion Public should should, by Canadian standards, read Édifice Dominion-Public , or, better yet, Édifice fédéral . The word "Dominion" is pretty much taboo in Canada now (as a vestige of colonial rule) except in the names of the beautiful Dominion Public Buildings that the federal government put up all over the country.

Lots of detail in the big views (type Z to find out if I'm telling the truth).

I'm fascinated by grids but I don't know why. Perhaps it was years of staring at computer screens displaying SPSS data files. Or maybe my near-lifelong obsession with crosswords. Or maybe I was attracted to crosswords and data analysis by an unconscious obsession with grids. Know thyself my bum.

Nassau Street and Spadina Avenue, Toronto, 2015. For another view of Nassau in winter click the PiP at top left.