Other dogs love to bask in the love and admiration of children. This one was in heaven as a gaggle of girls fussed over it.  

Other dogs long to come over to say hello to Rosemary and myself. This doggie was bored with its mistress who was nattering endlessly with vendors whi (...)

This dog suddenly got a wiff of Rosemary's yak meat and couldn't wait to come over. Its owner was not interested and dragged it away.  

This sleek Alsatian had no trouble getting around the crowded market. A path always seemed to open up before him as people got out of the way and moth (...)

A shy doggie at the Tomato Lady's booth next to Rosemary's stand.  

Despite the cold architecture of Lansdowne, someone did include dog-friendly facilities. This fire hydrant was well patronized by dog visitors. Now, i (...)

I really liked this display of succulents, bromeliads, and epiphytes.  

Market abstract. I used a polarizing filter to max out the colours.  

Nature called so I drifted over to the cattle castle, or Aberdeen Pavillion, where handy washrooms are located. I was surprised to find the insides fu (...)

I walked around the Pavillion towards the stadium and the FIFA game preparations.  

A view of the stadium where women's world cup soccer games were being held. Today, there was a double header being played so fans were beginning to po (...)

Matching curves between the FIFA sign and the stadium caught my eye.  

  A view of the renovated Civic Centre.  

Yea, who enter these gates may not exit and return during a double match event. This FIFA rule irritated a lot of people, especially those with small (...)

Thailand was playing in the World Cup for the first time so a lot of noisy, happy fans from that country attended.  

A view of the full stadium from atop the Billings Bridge over the canal on Bank Street.  

A final view of Lansdowne, the Rideau Canal and Queen Elizabeth Driveway. I was tired from all the walking so it was time to head home. By for now.   (...)