And make other people happy into the bargain. I love watching people stop to appreciate the flowers in our front yard, and kids climbing on the rocks. Thanks for stopping by.
I would NOT have a problem getting my daily cardio if I lived near this laneway.
After I become a pal of the guard at the entry.
Running back and forth past these views would be an adventure. Based on the depth I see in pictures eleven and twelve, I might even achieve resistance training by running into those doors hoping to escape into their depths.
What a mega wonderful way to dress up the laneway.
Thanks for sharing pics from your world to “Northern-up” mine.
Laneways are usually utilitarian places, so the artwork was a cool surprise. The colours are still hanging on, so I’ll be doing some more shooting for next week’s post.
too cute. We have a street of older homes in calgary, each of which is painted and decorated in beautiful colors. Each one tells a tale. thanks for sharing this alley. (Bet you never thought you’d hear that from me.)
Ah, Painted Ladies. Isn’t that what they call those grand old Victorians? When writing this post, I had a debate about which word to use, laneway or alley. I went when what we call them. Sharing an alley–should we wrestle for a spot?
Joan Leacott 
Ha! This is great! Isn’t it fun and interesting how our homes become an extension of our personalities? 🙂
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And make other people happy into the bargain. I love watching people stop to appreciate the flowers in our front yard, and kids climbing on the rocks. Thanks for stopping by.
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What a fantastically fun slideshow, Joan! You’ve made my Monday :-).
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Excellent! My job here is done. Thank you!
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I would NOT have a problem getting my daily cardio if I lived near this laneway.
After I become a pal of the guard at the entry.
Running back and forth past these views would be an adventure. Based on the depth I see in pictures eleven and twelve, I might even achieve resistance training by running into those doors hoping to escape into their depths.
What a mega wonderful way to dress up the laneway.
Thanks for sharing pics from your world to “Northern-up” mine.
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Laneways are usually utilitarian places, so the artwork was a cool surprise. The colours are still hanging on, so I’ll be doing some more shooting for next week’s post.
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too cute. We have a street of older homes in calgary, each of which is painted and decorated in beautiful colors. Each one tells a tale. thanks for sharing this alley. (Bet you never thought you’d hear that from me.)
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Ah, Painted Ladies. Isn’t that what they call those grand old Victorians? When writing this post, I had a debate about which word to use, laneway or alley. I went when what we call them. Sharing an alley–should we wrestle for a spot?
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