Thank you Olga. I hold a free B&B just for Nori and You, whenever you want! This photo was taken on a Saturday, which is market day. This was before covid. Now all the people you see would be wearing masks...

Hi Staaan, does it have to be a big city, is a view over a village from above accepted?

Thanks R-R, hope you'll come back soon for good 😊

Congrats, The Best No.1!

Thanks Stroller. Here is an award for the best awarder 😂

Thank you Stroller, and thanks for all the awards too, you make me very proud 😁

Thanks a lot Stroller 😊

Thanks Velya, I liked yours too 😊

Thank you Skyangel 😊

Merci Lolu 💗

I loved this one, it is very poetic. It should have scored higher.

Glad to see you back Photonut 😊

Congrats on 1 and 2 Vibeke 😊

Congrats Skyangel 😊 I guessed this one was yours, I recognised your style 😉

Congrats Kuvitella 😊

Merci Sweetie 😘

I do believe the rules on Pxleyes were required at that point. Especially when prizes are involved, it's important to make sure you can't win a contest with cheating.

But I also think the rules should be much more simplified on here to keep the barrier to participate low and don't encourage beginners by having them read 5 pages of rules. We need to put trust in the participants and the voters and set up a solid set of rules that are easy to grasp and hard to misinterpret.

Hoops, yes, it was only me.
Thanks Olga and MyMindsEye for your attention. What happened is that when I entered my photo and looked for a title, I thought about “Autumn in Peking” novel, by Boris Vian. This story doesn’t take place in autumn, nor in China, but in a country called Exopotamia. This is why I called my photo “Springtime in Toronto”, as a kind of tribute to Boris Vian. It is also because I’m going nuts not being able to travel as I used to do because of covid’s restrictions. Sorry if I bothered you with my silly replies to your queries. Glad if I made you smile… 😊
Here is the book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autumn_in_Peking