Dingle Gates, October Morning

These stone gates were built by the soldiers and sailors who called Halifax home in WWII, as a thank-you to the city of Halifax for their wartime hospitality. They mark the entrance to Sir Sandford Fleming Park. The 93 acre urban nature park was itself a gift from Sir Fleming to the city. In return a Memorial Tower was built inside the park for the man who built Canada's cross-country railway and who brought the world standard time. Created with Polycam photo-mode, 241 images. Video tutorial of shooting process available on YouTube under same title. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab