and Blythwood Road. It also has entrances and the end of Strathgowan Avenue and Glengowan Road. The park is quite skinny and acts as a connector park between Sherwood park and Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens/ Yonge Street. Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens This park is between Blythwood Ravine Park and Yonge Street. It contains the tennis courts of the Lawrence Park Tennis Club and the fields of the Lawrence Park Lawn Bowling and Croquet Club. The main attraction of the park is the song The Maple Leaf Forever, a patriotic song about Canada, by Alexander Muir, printed on a stone wall with stairs connected to the fields and gardens of the park. The park was originally located on the west side of Yonge Street across from the Mount Pleasant Cemetery to celebrate the Toronto centennial celebrations. To build the Yonge Subway the TTC paid over $100,000 to move the park, including the stone wall, to its current location in Lawrence Park. Duplex Parkette (and Glenview Parkette) In Duplex Parkette, Burke Brook is underground in pipes. Glenview Parkette is two islands with pathways running through them. Chatsworth Ravine Chatsworth is a ravine between Duplex Avenue and Glenview Senior Public School with a path running to Cheritan Avenue. It has a bridge in the middle moving the path from south of the river to north of the river. Street crossings In order from east to west: Bayview Avenue - No traffic/pedestrian lights (Kilgour Road has the closest Traffic light) Blythwood Road - Pedestrian crossing lights Mount Pleasant Road - path goes under a bridge Yonge Street - No traffic/ pedestrian lights (Saint Edmunds Drive has closest traffic lights) Duplex Avenue - No traffic lights (Glenview Avenue has closest pedestrian crossings (stop sign)) References External links Rivers of Toronto Don River (Ontario)