1 down, 149 to go

This Blastoise was found on the corner of University Avenue and 111th Street. It would be kind of awesome if the original 150 are spread throughout the city.

Mysterious Cat

This is one of the colourful cats found at McKernan Baptist Church's secondary building. These cats appeared last year, I have my own theory concerning their mysterious arrival.

Re-faced on Whyte Avenue

Found on Whyte.

Posted late

Found at the University of Alberta, near the Arts Building.

Bison Roam(s) the river valley

Found in the river valley near the south bank.

Gathering information

This "Imperial Probe", of course I know what it is, has been on this pane of glass at least since my arrival in Edmonton. It can be found at the Original Joe's on 109th Street (formerly Cafe Select).

Catfish

Found in the alley, on the back of The King and I restaurant.

. . . struck again.

Vague, Broad

Greco-Alphabetic Avian Pun

Found in the NSRV near the south end of the High Level Bridge.

Mee mee meee!

Found on a utility box near the Whyte Ave Safeway.

Threats From a Belgian

Found at the south end of the High Level Bridge

Careful

Found near the south end of the High Level Bridge.

CSVCF

Dear Swasitika Users

There are many different kinds of swastikas and you have to be careful which one you carve into the washroom stalls. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that 99.2573% of all washroom swastikas are supposed to be Hitler's Nazi swastika - but 72.8667% of the time the vandal has used the wrong swastika. Different swastikas mean different things.









Notice that none of the above swastikas have anything to do with Nazis? Except maybe the Coca-Cola one.

Just have adequate knowledge of the symbols you employ.