St. John’s Norway Cemetery & Crematorium.
After the snowfall in late January, which became an almost permanent feature in Toronto over the next month or so, I couldn’t resist taking my camera to a cemetery. There’s just something strangely romantic and picturesque about graves blanketed in snow, but then again I’ve always been a bit of a goth a heart.
My first choice would have been the Toronto Necropolis, but we don’t have a car, cycling wasn’t really an option, and I wasn’t keen on taking public transport unnecessarily during the lockdown, so I decided to head to somewhere within reasonable walking distance. And that place was St. John’s Norway Cemetery & Crematorium, which I had previously visited last summer.
killing time with a camera ... 
You found a cat! Love it!
Thanks! I bumped into the same fellow last summer: https://steviegill.wordpress.com/2020/07/27/keeping-vigil/
Ah yes!
Once transit is safer, I recommend York Cemetery in North York, and the small but pretty one at St. John’s York Mills Anglican Church. Also, Mount Pleasant in autumn 🙂
Thanks, I’ll check it out sometime! My partner works somewhere up in North York. Well, at least she did before the lockdown. Now she works on our dining table!
Many an office has been relocated to the dining room. I hope you do get a chance to check them out– I don’t think you’ll be disappointed 🙂