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| Keywords: Essroc cement silos, and a huge pile of dirt, on the Keating Channel -- 2014 01 01.jpg Essroc cement silos and a huge pile of dirt on the Keating Channel http //www flickr com/photos/55289779 N00/11695747766/ Frozen Toronto harbour 4pm 2014 01 01 1 2014-01-01 16 16 http //www flickr com/people/55289779 N00 booledozer https //ticket wikimedia org/otrs/index pl Action AgentTicketZoom TicketNumber Ticket 2012092210003274 OTRS ticket 2012092210003274 43 649077 -79 364209 source Flickr cc-by-sa-2 0 booledozer http //flickr com/photos/55289779 N00/11695747766 2014-01-02 04 50 07 cc-by-sa-2 0 Frozen Toronto harbour 2014 in Toronto Essroc cement silos in Toronto Keating Channel Toronto Taken with Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10 Photographs by Geo Swan ImageNote 2 2502 1278 1042 890 4320 3240 2 Essroc cement silos ImageNoteEnd 2 ImageNote 3 3966 2190 308 114 4320 3240 2 Keating channel ImageNoteEnd 3 ImageNote 4 1405 2202 190 89 4320 3240 2 Keating Channel ImageNoteEnd 4 ImageNote 5 1308 2152 380 42 4320 3240 2 Northernmost Bascule bridge on Cherry Street ImageNoteEnd 5 ImageNote 6 1725 1987 249 160 4320 3240 2 Masked by this road sign is the lift bridge's control tower ImageNoteEnd 6 ImageNote 7 582 2257 3291 439 4320 3240 2 Aging Gardiner Expressway ImageNoteEnd 7 ImageNote 8 3569 1650 743 186 4320 3240 2 These black structures are huge berms of loose material covered with huge rubber tarpaulins Several kilometers of berms line the southern shore of the channel to the turning basin The berms are close to 30 meters tall They mainly store construction material like sand or gravel -- but sometimes road salt has been stored here and this has triggered at least one lawsuit due to salt pollution ImageNoteEnd 8 ImageNote 9 705 2789 890 338 4320 3240 2 right 100px Five parallel railway tracks -- here is a picture ImageNoteEnd 9 | ||||
