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Junk and pop trash on Queen street in Toronto and another junk store window in Saskatchewan.
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I'm from the town in Saskatchewan that you took the picture of. This store has almost anything you could ever imagine tucked away in it. It's interesting and scary all at the same time.
Posted by: Sarah | August 02, 2006 at 04:49 PM
Hi Sarah.
It was late in the day when I took the picture and the store had already closed - it is the sort of place I definitely would have gone into. This store looked like it had some fascinating and quality stuff. It is not really fair of me to compare to the store in Toronto - they are not the same at all.
I like the contrast between the Toronto window with all the pop trash and the really rich (and very western Canadian . . .) stuff. Lot of heart in that window in North Battleford.
Thank you for the comment.
PS - I really enjoyed visiting the Battlefords.
Posted by: justin | August 02, 2006 at 05:11 PM