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… Tower Hall on Fitzjohn’s Avenue holds a striking resemblance to Morrice Hall in Montreal, which now hosts McGill University’s Institute of Islamic Studies. No Islamic Studies in Hampstead unfortunately.
Shot with Moment’s wide lens.
Tawny Owl taken early morning stood on this perch set against Bluebells on the Forrest floor.
Brown in colouration, with a rounded head and dark forward-facing eyes, the Tawny Owl is typically owl-like in its appearance. Three different colour forms occur across the European breeding range, with the chestnut brown form most commonly encountered within the UK. The facial disk is rather plain in colour and pattern and within this sit the dark eyes and horn-coloured bill.
The upperparts are rich chestnut brown, with areas of both lighter and darker tones that help to camouflage the bird when perched within its favoured woodland habitat. Males and females are similar in appearance but differ in size, though with a degree of overlap; females are the larger of the two sexes (Courtesy BTO).
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Emerging from the smoke generated by the fire in the School of Art is this former London Alexander bodied Dart.
Avenue McGill College - McGill College Avenue. If you come to Montréal, it is guaranteed that you will come here because avenue McGill College is in the heart of downtown Montréal. Si vous venez à Montréal, c'est garanti que vous allez venir ici car l'avenue McGill College est au coeur du centre-ville de Montréal.
Avenue McGill College, Montréal
Montréal, centre-ville/downtown
Septembre 2006
McGill's has taken over First Bus operations across the East of Scotland with two divisions being created. McGill's Midland Bluebird and McGill's Eastern Scottish being the two new brands.
McGill's Eastern Scottish 8951 at Waterloo Place, Edinburgh heading back to Deans North via Livingston on route X24. 27th September 2022.
McGills Yutong E12 on display at ITTHub 2021
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McGill's 8489 at Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station on service X36 to Stirling via Cumbernauld. 08th October 2022.
McGills had a very heavy presence on Commonwealth Games work, largely using their many surplus former London Artic's and some Tridents. Johnstone allocated Citaro J3609 is seen looping round the Prospecthill drop off site for the park and ride services from Hampden Park.
Avenue McGill College, Montréal, créée selon la vision de l'urbaniste Vincent Ponte.
McGill College Avenue, Montreal, created according to the vision of the planner Vincent Ponte.
BV71 HYJ is a Mercedes-Benz Tourismo L new to McGill's in September 2021 as their number 0637.
It is seen here in Bullied Way in London preparing for the overnight Flixbus service to Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
McGill's I5012 is one of a fleet of brand new Yutong fully electric buses to commence service with McGill's on prime routes between Glasgow and Renfrewshire.
I5012 seen at Braehead off route on Switch X23 to Erskine. 21st October 2021.
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There’s a stone archway on the east side of Yonge, north of Gerrard. Where did it come from?—Jeff Smith, Cabbagetown
That arch represents the remains of the original St. Andrew’s, a once-majestic United Church that sat on the south side of Bloor, just east of Yonge. In the mid-1970s, the congregants of St. Andrew’s realized they were sitting on some in_creasingly valuable real estate and that their church was becoming costly to maintain; even worse, it rumbled and shook every time the subway went by. After a long and bitter debate, they voted to commission a new home, just behind the original, and in 1981, the congregation moved. As the old building came down, the city approached St. Andrew’s and asked whether the archway could be saved. The church agreed, and city workers bore it off, reassembling it where it stands today as a pedestrian gateway to McGill Street. A bronze plaque was suggested to explain the arch’s origins, but never installed, out of fear it would be prised off by local miscreants. Another plan to engrave an inscription into the stone never came to pass. As a result, it isn’t a mystery just to you, but also to local businesses and elected officials alike.
Snapped this shot just after sunset looking towards the Arts Building, the Redpath Museum and Mt. Royal in the distance.