burnt embers

These shots are all from the public areas in front of the building features in yesterday’s post, and are obviously associated with the post from the day before that.

This former mill site has been developed to have walkways that connect with a major regional trail system. There is a major rowing and paddling facility here as well.

Eventually it is hoped that the waterfront walkways will connect all the way downtown. The nearby trail follows a disused railway corridor and crosses the harbour very near here and then winds along the opposite waterfront, or near to it, down to the Johnston Street Bridge, and from there back to town. But I think there is also a long-term objective to connect all the way along this side of the harbour – some of the industrial lands would be hard to get past, so it is going to take years.

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These images are part of my twelfth roll at the 52Rolls Project.

Mamiya M645 Super, 80mm/f2.8 lens, ISO160, expired Kodak Portra 160-VC .

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