The second week of my Cup-Cyling exhibit celebrates a couple of the large maple trees that still exist in the Inner Harbour neighbourhood. These huge old trees are being removed with few replacements, despite the importance of the urban forest in ameliorating climate change.
The top image is on Main Street which is on the west side of the neighbourhood that has delightfully crooked streets and oblique intersections which make for confusing navigation but interesting views.
Below, is an old brick row of workers houses on Bagot Street beside one of the neighbourhood's repurposed school buildings.
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