I'll be honest, Frank: even though I've lived in Etobicoke on and off
for 35 years, I *still* don't know where New Toronto ends and Long
Branch begins. Sorry. :-)

The store in question is just one building east from the corner of
Lakeshore and Twenty Fifth Street. CanClone Services
<http://canclone.com> does CD/DVD duplication (thus the name), and all
manner of printing, including wide format fine art aka giclee.

Looks like, from Wikipedia, that Long Branch runs west from Twenty
Third Street, so they just squeak into Long Branch by a hair.


Yes, my stuff is getting noticed. Candi says they wouldn't dream of
taking it out of the window 'cause they haven't had so much interest
in their windows in years.

And I sold one canvas (Tulip Study #2) to a fellow who lives in the
adjacent apartment building. So I'm happy too! :-)


On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 6:19 PM, [email protected]
<[email protected]> wrote:
> What store? Haven't noticed this in New Toronto. Perhaps in Long Branch?
>
> I'll say one thing: your stuff gets noticed. I guess that's a good thing!
>
> cheers,
> frank
>
> "What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof." -- 
> Christopher Hitchens
>
> --- Original Message ---
>
> From: Bruce Walker <[email protected]>
> Sent: June 20, 2012 6/20/12
> To: Pentax Discuss Mailing List <[email protected]>
> Subject: "Ponytails For Decency" -- I get more complaints
>
> A few weeks after an old lady attacked my bookstore owner friend with
> the crumpled-up ball of my work comes word of a fresh complaint.
>
> A number of my more recent images, printed on canvas and framed, are
> hung in a store window down on Lakeshore Road in Toronto (not far from
> Frank). When Candi and Jim, the store owners, put them up I warned
> them about the Bookstore Versus Little Old Lady episode and pointed
> out that two of the images in their windows were large renditions of
> my pin-ups. They laughed and said something to the effect that "Oh
> don't worry: this is the Lakeshore. Anything goes here."
>
> So apparently last Friday a dual-ponytailed young woman, 19 or 20,
> came into the store and waited patiently to get Candi's attention. She
> insisted that those pin-up images were inappropriate and should be
> removed from the window. Candi said "rubbish" and the girl said, "but
> they are in their underwear -- women and children could see them!"
>
> Candi, displaying her stubborn and mischievous streak, retorted that
> there's an enormous illuminated billboard down near the Gardiner
> Expressway (a 6-lane elevated highway that runs right through downtown
> Toronto) showing a man wearing only his Stanfield undershorts and that
> if she could get them to remove that, Candi would remove my pin-ups.
> :-)
>
> The girl left. But maybe she'll return with a mob? Stay tuned ...
>
>
> [This is one of the offending images: http://flic.kr/p/c6B7mj
> And the other: http://flic.kr/p/bqUuwm ]
>
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