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People complain when utility poles are decorated with posters, but I doubt anyone complained when these utility poles at the corner of Cross and Beaconsfield were decorated with painted vines and flowers. Kudos to whoever put up these random acts of pole art (rumour has it local comic artist Fiona Smith decorated these poles aContinue readinghttps://spacing.ca/toronto/images/cross_beaconsfield2_lamppos.jpg