The moon was quite spectacular above Melville Avenue this evening – a prelude to Sunday evening’s “super moon eclipse”.

The days are definitely getting shorter as autumn approaches.

The city repairing the water supply during an early September evening.

A pumpkin, growing on Melville Avenue, seeded from last year’s Halloween decorations – amazing given the odds!

Children and their parents have enjoyed watching it transform from a dark green colour to bright orange!

Stairs leading to homes are a typical architectural feature of the century-old homes on Melville Avenue. In fact, the bottom of these stairs encroach beyond their property lines. The City is very tolerant in this regard.

Pumpkins growing in a garden on Melville Avenue. The seeds were, I presume, “left overs” from last year’s Halloween. In a few weeks, they should be a brilliant orange colour.

A march, along Melville Avenue this afternoon, organized the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee of Canada.

Melville Avenue, in the evening, after an early morning water main break.