Built in 1808, this is the oldest stone building in Toronto and the oldest surviving lighthouse on the Great Lakes. From its site on Gibraltar Point, it has watched most of Toronto’s history unfold. A lightkeeper was resident until 1958, when the lighthouse was decommissioned.
I would have finished my sketch, if I hadn't been attacked by hundreds of red ants..:-))
A quick sketch at Carousel Cafe while I was waiting for my lunch.
Nice sketches JJ! It's must have drove you nuts doing all those bricks, though!!!;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ree, and not at all, I was enjoying it. You know I am a counter lol..
ReplyDeleteYes, all that brick work creates a pleasant variety of textures!
ReplyDeleteThank you Steve. I do enjoy sketching on location, and buildings in particular. :-)
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