30 Dec 2018

#Discussion: Instagram Locations in Ontario #Project14Lists #Instagram201

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Project 14 Lists, otherwise known as #Project14Lists, is a 2-week blogging activity hosted by That Bookshelf Bitch that will run from December 18th to December 31st. Book bloggers are tasked to come up with creative bookish/blogging list ideas, and on each day, write a list and post it on their respective blogs.

See all the posts I've completed for #Project14Lists

I ran a whole series called "Instagram101" giving you tips, tricks, and insights into starting and maintaining your Instagram feed. As part of Project 14 Lists, I decided to step up my game and continue that series as Instagram201!

Missed the Instagram101 posts? Check them out here:


I know I like to take pictures outdoors in "nature" at super Instagrammable locations, so I have found a few around Ontario and have decided to share them with you. Disclaimer: I live within driving distance of a lot of these!

1. Ripley's Aquarium of Canada (Toronto)

2. Scarborough Bluffs (Scarborough)

3. Nathan Philips Square (Toronto)


4. Graffiti Alley (Toronto)

5. Sculpture Park (Windsor)




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6. Jackson Park (Windsor)

Especially during the Bright Lights Festival from December to January!

7. Long Beach (Wainfleet, Ontario)




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8. St. Catherines Museum and Welland Canals Centre (St. Catherines)




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9. Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens (Niagara Falls)




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10. Clifton Hill (Niagara Falls)




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Where are some of your favourite Instagram locations? 

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2 comments:

  1. Ara @ Open Pages30 December 2018 at 23:05

    These locations are gorgeous! I love taking candid shots, actually, and I honestly love taking photos at bookstores. I'm a woman of limited interests LMAO.

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