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David Haney commented:
I agree 100% these signs are ugly and pollute the image of our neighborhoods and streets.Looks like ...
hibou commented:
Moving sux! Especially when you're moving a fridge from the second floor to the first floor in downt...
hibou commented:
Once we've finished the parade route we will have made a serious dent in the litter problem but more...
hibou commented:
Bells Corners boasts both beautiful and bizarre benches.http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=AAjCx__u6MY
hibou commented:
It's hard to know whether to laugh at the mall owners for constructing such a ridiculous dysfuntiona...
hibou commented:
Accident victim at fault?The president of the Citizens for Safe Cycling posted in a blog that the gi...
hibou commented:
Cycling along the strip is definitely NOT safe, especially when you're holding a camera in one hand ...
The Dude commented:
Awesome vid, Hibou! I love the bike ride at the end... it almost makes biking along the strip seem ...
hibou commented:
Fall cleanup in Bells Cornershttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nzn_v3Ln5wghttp://ato.smartcapital.ca/bc...
hibou commented:
West loses, Bells Corners gets nada Mayor sees light rail ‘war’ ahead at city hall-Kanata has been ‘...
about reburb
This is a blog about the community of Bells Corners and the issues it faces.
Bells Corners is a community entirely surrounded by green belt: mature forests and working farms, ski and bike trails. Its residents live in solid little 1960's bungalows along curving streets and crescents, lined with mature trees. There are parks, pools, and schools nearby.
And then there is "the strip". A central theme of this blog is how we as residents and citizens can deal with suburban strip malls, development, re-development, and ways to make our community an oasis rather than a blight.
Bells Corners is a community entirely surrounded by green belt: mature forests and working farms, ski and bike trails. Its residents live in solid little 1960's bungalows along curving streets and crescents, lined with mature trees. There are parks, pools, and schools nearby.
And then there is "the strip". A central theme of this blog is how we as residents and citizens can deal with suburban strip malls, development, re-development, and ways to make our community an oasis rather than a blight.
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David Haney commented:
I agree 100% these signs are ugly and pollute the image of our neighborhoods and streets.Looks like ...
hibou commented:
Moving sux! Especially when you're moving a fridge from the second floor to the first floor in downt...
hibou commented:
Once we've finished the parade route we will have made a serious dent in the litter problem but more...
hibou commented:
Bells Corners boasts both beautiful and bizarre benches.http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=AAjCx__u6MY
hibou commented:
It's hard to know whether to laugh at the mall owners for constructing such a ridiculous dysfuntiona...
hibou commented:
Accident victim at fault?The president of the Citizens for Safe Cycling posted in a blog that the gi...
hibou commented:
Cycling along the strip is definitely NOT safe, especially when you're holding a camera in one hand ...
The Dude commented:
Awesome vid, Hibou! I love the bike ride at the end... it almost makes biking along the strip seem ...
hibou commented:
Fall cleanup in Bells Cornershttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nzn_v3Ln5wghttp://ato.smartcapital.ca/bc...
hibou commented:
West loses, Bells Corners gets nada Mayor sees light rail ‘war’ ahead at city hall-Kanata has been ‘...
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Thank you so much for sharing this blog with me. I had a good laugh over it!
I spotted these Bells Corners signs the other day
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ5gcbFxETY
Fall cleanup in Bells Corners
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nzn_v3Ln5wg
http://ato.smartcapital.ca/bc?go=1869568
Awesome vid, Hibou! I love the bike ride at the end... it almost makes biking along the strip seem safe!
Cycling along the strip is definitely NOT safe, especially when you're holding a camera in one hand and John Lennon is making such a racket.
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