Tennis monitors at the clay courts in Westmount Park.

Westmount Park provides views of the most beautiful sunsets.

Sunset through the leaves in Westmount Park.

To me, this seems like a “throw back” to the 1950s. A red truck that slowly cruises the streets with its bell ringing. This particular truck was located near Melville Avenue.

I can imagine this business starting, many years ago, with people using a push cart, then a horse and wagon, finally ending up what it is today.

Corner stone for the Serbian Orthodox Church Holy Trinity on Melville Avenue. Formerly used as The Melville Presbyterian Church.

Westmount Park School’s corner stone. It is not really a “corner stone” in the strict sense of the word; it is located by the school’s front entrance.

I couldn’t resist taking this picture of a “cheerful” patch of daises in a garden on Melville Avenue.

From Wikipedia:

“The name Leucanthemum derives from the Greek words λευκός – leukos (“white”) and ἄνθεμον – anthemon (“flower”).”

Relaxing, Zen-like, waterfall in the park.

Assembling the stage for another summer performance. This has been a Westmount tradition since 1988.

The setting sun reflecting off the park’s tree leaves.