Jun 19, 2017
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West 19th Street next to the Harrison Park baseball field: This sidewalk has gaps that are missing cement and filled with a lot of little rocks. It is also cracked and uneven. Because this sidewalk is near a park, museum, and school it can be a hazard for children and mothers with strollers.
If you come across broken sidewalks like this please report it by calling 311 and tweet a picture to us at @redlineproject. We will post it and give you credit.
(Photo/Aurora Priego)
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Wing Shadows
Today I participated in a Story takeover with @lisanichools_uk. Go check out Lisa’s Stories to see what I shared with her followers. And check out my Stories to see what Lisa shared with me. For those of you who are new to me, I’m Andrea Stenberg. I help entrepreneurs overcome their fear of getting on camera so they can get noticed on social media. I live in beautiful Owen Sound, Ontario Canada. Here’s some info on the locations I featured my Stories on Lisa’s Instagram. These first photos are the Black History Cairn in #harrisonpark. Owen Sound was a terminus of the underground railroad. Escaping slaves and supporters used quilts hung on clothes lines to pass messages. Different patterns on quilts were used as signposts, giving directions, letting people know of safe harbours or of dangers. The tiles represent some of the patterns found on quits. The windows of the Cairn represent the original windows of the first Black church in Owen Sound, an important part of life for early Black settlers in Owen Sound. Next I visited Inglis Falls, just south of Owen Sound. For years I walked the trails around Inglis Falls every Sunday with my girlfriends. We got to see the changing seasons … Trilliums blooming in the spring and the falls swelling with spring run-off; lush green leaves of summer, colourful autumn leaves and finally snow-covered trails and everything around the falls coated in a light-reflecting coat of ice. Finally I am outside the Harry Lumley Community Centre, right next to the shore of Georgian Bay, on the east side of the Harbour. This lovely locale is only 7 blocks from my house so I visit it often. There’s a lovely trail along the bay and a nice little beach with not bad swimming on a hot summer day. #owensound #blackhistory #inglisfalls #georgianbay #introduceyourself #fridayintroductions #introductionfriday #whereareyoufrom #gettoknowme #gooutside #enjoynature #advancedselfie #selfportrait #cellphonephotography #cellphonephotos #phonephotography #mobilephotography #shotonphone #samsungphotography #shotfromthegalaxy #snapseed (at Owen Sound, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzQAtgUJAAt/?igshid=csdq0u5ew9ch
#Ellijay has some nice in town parks with great walking trails. I found a new friend #onmywalktoday in #harrisonpark Lots of #wildwoodmagic going on here! #gratitude (at Harrison Park Ellijay) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxQwMKoBEcq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dzsvkjzo3dvg