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* Approximately every mile there is a different adventure playground. They are by far better than anywhere I have ever been. * #berlin * Photo by @francislane

A lone cyclist, taking a breather on Weston Road. Photo by @kravse for @burndiary. This wraps up my week posting for @burndiary. I hope you all enjoyed following me through Toronto. A big thanks to @diegorlando, @kayaleeberne, and @davidalanharvey for giving me this opportunity, and for making Burn Magazine so great.

A wild stag. Seen at Annette and Clendenan in Toronto. Photo by @kravse for @burndiary

I was talking on the phone when I took this. They were following the light as it moved. Every 2 minutes they would take a step back. Photo by @kravse for @burndiary.

Mechanic shops on Dundas St. West, Toronto. Photo by @kravse for @burndiary

I’m standing on Toronto’s lakeshore, taking a break from my morning commute. Like many others I bike into work. I’m just lucky enough to have a route that takes me along the waterfront. My name is Jared (@kravse) and I’ll be taking over @burndiary this week.

Old cemetery road. Badlands.Island of Mallorca.Photo by @tomeucoll for @burndiary

The windmills that were used to dry the waters of the swamp remain abandoned since 1960…horses and destruction is what is left in the countryside. Photo by@tomeucoll for @burndiary . Mallorca island, working in the forthcoming book Badlands.

Mornings start with the barking dogs in Badlands. All these fields used to be a swamp barely 100 years ago, Nowadays still there is something in these lands that still claim for their past. “What is born underwater, remains under water” Mallorca Island. Photo by@tomeucoll for @burndiary

Hello, I’m Tomeu Coll @tomeucoll and I’m going to be taking over @burndiary this week, sharing my days in the island of Mallorca (Spain) working in the forthcoming book Badlands, about a zone in the south that are not related to the milions of visitants that take the island every year.