The tiger at Christie Station will be in my book, Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/yo13yUIy22

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) October 13, 2017

How the sky looks after a downpour is going in my book, Toronto: The Good Parts. pic.twitter.com/2KZUFHIF9E

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) October 16, 2017

This column will be the introduction for my book, Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/H3OXUY1V6S

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) September 3, 2018

The Church St. Hallowe’en Costume Parade will be featured in my book, Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/PaAEYtqzYc

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) November 1, 2018

The woefully out-of-date model of Toronto at City Hall will be in my forthcoming book Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/tzScycUXkE

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) December 5, 2018

The Sherlock Holmes collection will be noted in my section about the @torontolibrary Reference Library in my forthcoming book Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/ipp6SclXoH

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) December 30, 2018

The topiary will be noted in my section on the @AllanGardens Conservatory in my forthcoming Toronto: The Good Parts. pic.twitter.com/66NJZc3JX7

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) December 30, 2018

Berczy Park (@FriendsofBerczy) is already going in my forthcoming book Toronto: The Good Parts, and so are the people who put scarfs on the dog statues when it gets cold out. https://t.co/IzQ3Iu66NU

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) December 9, 2018

My photos from @winterstations 2019. pic.twitter.com/jewHUC6SJh

— Richard Brynjólfsson (@sillygwailo) March 17, 2019

Knowing what we know now about COVID-19, I think Toronto could have pulled off pumpkin parades this year, but it makes sense that they didn’t happen. I hope they return next November 1st. They’ll be in my forthcoming book, Toronto: The Good Parts. https://t.co/DsAYN7bZ3c

— Richard Brynj ó l f s s o n (@sillygwailo) November 2, 2020

Also:

• The bench at Dupont Subway Station:

Beautifully designed old Toronto subway bench. pic.twitter.com/jQbOqbZ65u

— Sook-Yin Lee (@sookyinlee) February 20, 2018