The summit, covered in mist, early in the morning.

Yet another update on the ducklings. Even though they are getting bigger, the female Mallard still keeps a “close eye” on them. The female’s maternal instincts are really quite remarkable. (Where is the male?).

The final performance of Repercussion Theatre for the season in Westmount Park. This always strikes me as the beginning of the end of summer.

An interesting pile of discarded stones, from a renovation, on a lane off Greene Avenue.

Boarded up residences on Selby.

Graffiti on various buildings opposite Selby Park. Some think this is “art” – municipalities regard this as a “crime”. Frankly, I find these as an eyesore.

A green “oasis” adjacent to the Ville-Marie Expressway (Autoroute 720). Rarely visited by people outside the area.

Hardly, a “Westmount Overlooked” item. However, very few people pause to appreciate the intricate details that comprise this floral arrangement.

A former Red Feather Agency building on Atwater Ave.; currently used as “Pavillion Gilman”, an annex for the Montreal Children’s Hospital.

The Red Feather Agency, today, is known as the United Way of Canada/ Centraide Canada.