Nice circles and verticals. You lined them up well. And I usually forget my bicycle lock - though "usually" any more is the rare time I ride. My posterior doesn't like bicycle seats for more than twenty miles.

Thanks, Bob. In downtown Toronto, where this was taken, cyclists have the added fun of negotiating streetcar tracks.

A very attractive looking bicycle store.

Thanks, Jean. This caught my eye from half a block away.

The rythm and the composition of this brass rounds is remarkable.
Have a nice weekend,

Thank you, Jose, and the same to you.

These are quite unusual............and I like the way you've composed this group of them. Nice job.

Thanks, Keith. I believe these aren't used much outside Toronto. The cyclists I know don;t like them. For one thing they use space inefficiently, although the arrangement here seems to be a clever way to use space more efficiently.

Well seen and taken. I'm just amazed that they went to the bother of having these castings made when a sign would say the same.

The university could also have persuaded the city to install some (it's the city's own design) instead of casting its own, George. But compared to what other universities in this city do...like painting a street with supposedly permanent paint and then watching it disappear with the first rainfall.

Stunning PoV