An historic McGill building
Posted: July 10, 2015 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Montreal, QC Leave a comment
The pleasant washroom inside one of McGill University’s historic buildings
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Yesterday I went to Potsdam NY to see their famous Potty Gardens, and wow they were incredible!! I saw not one but TWO different sites full of beautifully-landscaped loos like this. I even got to chat to the guy who put them there! More to come soon, including the story of why they exist in the first place 😂🚽
Here’s a video from the wicked washroom walls of Embassy Bar in Toronto's Kensington Market, a bohemian neighbourhood renowned for its street art. The words of wisdom graffitied onto these washroom walls certainly didn't disappoint! If you liked this then go subscribe to Toilography’s YouTube channel or FB page to see the full version 😎🚽
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