Treble Hook
quaint, quirky, questionable photos by a newbie shutterbug

I snapped this one on August 17th, in downtown North Bay.

I had previously taken a photo of this storefront – from a different angle – back in April when I first bought my digital camera. The store owner had the same “Store Closing” signs in the window back then. It’s now the end of August – 4 months later – and I was just beginning to think that the signs weren’t for real, that maybe they were just a desperate attempt to attract customers. But, sadly, I walked by the drum store today and it was empty. The roof was empty as well. ‘No more drum kit.

I wonder what kind of business will move in there next…

Left at the curb for the garbage truck to take away. It’s at least forty years old. ‘If this trunk could talk…

A car I saw parked at the park-and-ride in North Bay. The interesting advert and the amazing mini-ness of this vehicle caught my eye.

I wasn’t able to find a Website for Veg Out so I can’t link to it. But I’ve learned that it’s located in Astorville, Ontario which is sort of a commuter community of North Bay.

Self portrait, or “Why is that white dude squatting on the railroad tracks?”

Captured at dusk, in North Bay, on August 22, 2009.

Two trees adapt to the presence of an apartment building towering over them. Photographed on July 24, 2009, Main Street West, North Bay, Ontario.

A “Left Turning Lane” symbol on the pavement appears to be pointing at a unique destination: Sofa Communications, 531 Cassells Street, North Bay.