The Mike’s No Frills on Dundas St. W. and Lansdowne Ave. is the site of a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/6C5fTowxNn
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) August 28, 2022
Reported Visits
Behind me, while looking at this tree in High Park North, is a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/PnLcrGuUna
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) July 22, 2022
This plant near Financial Dr. and Syntex Crt. is right on a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/MXVv67HcT4
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) July 11, 2022
Parkdale Pet Foods in, you guessed it, Parkdale, is the site of a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/26aIkBWW8H
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) May 14, 2022
A house with a racing car in the driveway on 19th St. and Dogwood Dr. sits on a microconfluence in Courtenay, B.C. pic.twitter.com/5Ntf6OJvfW
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) December 19, 2021
275 metres in this direction, on the old Farquharson farm, now jointly owned by Ducks Unlimited and the Pacific Estuary Conservation Program, is a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/a1rmR5k7QO
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) November 4, 2021
I got closer to the microconflence on the site of the future Mouth of the Creek Park today because the fence preventing me from entering a few years ago was held ajar (and has been for some time). This was my view from that spot. pic.twitter.com/H0eHMTJeaD
This was the closest I could get to a microconfluence in Toronto’s Distillery District. pic.twitter.com/WvnmLbKSW1
— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) June 6, 2021
Standing on a microconfluence, I look upon St. Andrew by-the-Lake Anglican Church. pic.twitter.com/GYQ6CLPYaY
— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) September 21, 2020
A microconfluence sits in Lake Ontario, 100 metres north of Algonquin Island. pic.twitter.com/Rw5VyOlGyz
— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) September 21, 2020
This tree near the intersection of Bathurst St. and Lawrence Ave. W. is the site of a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/pRx2VPopOQ
— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) December 7, 2019
My view from a microconfluence in a back alley near W. Springfield St. and Tremont St. in Boston’s South End. pic.twitter.com/cQwyF3HgNx
— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) June 15, 2019
The back of Brunswick Place is about as close to a microconfluence as I’ll get to in Stratford’s downtown area. pic.twitter.com/I94rQyPrpo
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) August 5, 2018
Past this bush and inside this house in The Beaches is a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/yAtnXLTv3t
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) March 24, 2018
I’m fenced off from a microconfluence, which sits on an empty lot by the Bathurst Street Bridge, the Fort York branch of the Toronto Public Library, and CityPlace, and the rail corridor where VIA, UP Airport Express, and GO trains glide by. pic.twitter.com/o009Z5Zfvt
This house near the intersection of Roxton Rd. and Dundas St. W. stood in my way to a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/ssxkMOvNfV
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) March 4, 2018
A construction site on Greensides Ave. near St. Clair W. is the location of a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/ZtTAz3w9gB
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) December 2, 2017
My view from a microconfluence in Fort Myers Beach, Florida. In the background is The Palms, and it’s the entrance to the Waterside complex at Bay Beach. pic.twitter.com/0JckfT1jo3
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) November 17, 2017
This green parking lot in a Wychwood laneway is on a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/vtWvm5hHwi
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) April 15, 2017
I’m about as close as I can get to a microconfluence on Buckingham St. in Cambridge, MA.
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) March 12, 2017
The most interesting thing is a big white house. pic.twitter.com/Z881uBL4uC
The closest I’ve ever gotten to standing at a microconfluence! This is in High Park North, Toronto, Ontario. pic.twitter.com/s1FKyVw5J7
— Richard Terroriksson (@sillygwailo) October 16, 2016
If I could walk 28 metres south, I’d hit a microconfluence here in Montréal. This UQÀM building is in the way. pic.twitter.com/Qm3IyUjMOe
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) April 2, 2016
From the microconfluence at St. Charles St. East and Mt. Pleasant Rd., this is what I see. pic.twitter.com/0tInWDFhIc
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) November 22, 2015
About as close as I’m going to get to a microconfluence here in Toronto, on Manning Ave., north of Bellwoods Place. pic.twitter.com/WFS1ginqxU
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) November 15, 2015
Closest I could get to a microconfluence on Keith Rd. in North Vancouver. pic.twitter.com/Y5Ne3kYog0
The view from an alley at the microconfluence just north of E. 1st Ave. pic.twitter.com/vq6NRSiEsG
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) March 9, 2014
Just outside Stadium–Chinatown SkyTrain Station is a microconfluence. Context: https://t.co/sN0w6S1Iw4 pic.twitter.com/4Cp8QClxnJ
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) February 6, 2014
This is a stretch where there is no E. 44th Ave.
House at the microconfluence between E. 43rd and E. 45th on Inverness St. in Vancouver. pic.twitter.com/LiJgyXZpqI
— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) January 5, 2014
The microconfluence at Heather St. and W. 24th Ave. in Vancouver features stop signs with blinking red lights. pic.twitter.com/738tvO65Ej
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) December 30, 2013
Past this gate in Mount Pleasant is a Vancouver microconfluence. Context: https://t.co/sN0w6S1Iw4 pic.twitter.com/lYWPBu52M5
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) December 30, 2013
Me at a microconfluence in Courtenay, B.C. Context: https://t.co/sN0w6S1Iw4 pic.twitter.com/WDyRjXWjTX
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) December 28, 2013
About as close as I’m gonna get to a microconfluence here in Courtenay. Context: https://t.co/sN0w6S1Iw4 pic.twitter.com/C6J0TgjAlc
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) December 23, 2013
Just north of 192 Cottingham St. is the site of a microconfluence. pic.twitter.com/oG78rmNNJX
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) September 3, 2022