Strumming on a park bench or getting a workout.

For some the park may be a summer home.

Ice cream and coffee are favourites on a warm summer evening.

Queen West is home to many eclectic shops and boutiques, some cater to artists and designers.

Something for everyone.

Nestled above this venerable record shop is a hidden fortress of underground film and counterculture.  Dare we enter?

Welcome to Eyesore Cinema!

Our host and purveyor of fine rare, foreign, horror and action DVDs.  As noted by Blog TO; “Owner Daniel Hanna has lovingly curated Toronto’s finest selection of obscure cinematic oddities, for rental and purchase.”

Eyesore may not be everyone’s “cup of tea” but it is the place to go if you need a copy of Girls and Corpses.

Lively debate about films and filmmaking is always on the menu – or just rent some amazing movies!

Take my DVD’s – please!

Queen West at night.

Panning is a fun photographic technique that requires lots of practice to perfect.

(I think I need more practice)

Here we’re trying to catch some action.

Maybe we’ll try a different kind of action

How about jumping on bikes?

These are called bunny hops

Just having fun in the water

Some more panning?

That was fun!

Downtown Burlington has boutiques, cafes and restaurants, all very close to the waterfront.

The Burlington Performing Arts center in the background is the place to see live music, theatre, dance etc.

Recently a new pier was built at the East end of Spencer Smith park.

The view of the waterfront from the Pier.

A war memorial in Spencer Smith park.

Lakeside restaurants and motels

There is an old Village centre that houses salons, restaurants and specialty stores.

At the West end of the park are Joseph Brant museum and the Burlington Skyway

The Burlington waterfront has a long boardwalk and a waterfront restaurant/waterpark

The Sound of Music Festival is a live music event held on Father’s Day weekend each year at the Waterfront

There’s a midway as well

Sweet dreams

Win every time

Music and dancing late into the night

Late-night treats

In May, Grade 5 students from the Halton Waldorf School participate in the annual Greek Olympics in Aurora, New York.
Three different Waldorf schools come together to compete in classical athletics.  Let the Games begin!

The teams assemble bearing their banners and the Olympic flame is lit.

Running competition includes sprints and a Marathon.

Javelin toss is not as easy as this young Olympian makes it look.

An example of perfect form in the long-jump.

Everyone brings their best

At the end of the day everyone is a winner, overcoming challenges and pushing their limits.

The flame of determination will live on in their hearts long after the Games are over.