I've seen some photos of this, but I thought I'd go out there and see for myself. I set out about 1 in the afternoon. Funny how a ten-yard gap can complicate things... took me most of 20 minutes just to get to the far side to photograph it from the west as well. Here are a few shots to show you what it looks like a week later (projections are it'll be winter before the road is contiguous again)...

Finch Avenue west of Keele Street, looking west

Looking west towards the gap

From the north, looking south along a footpath also bisected by the flood

From the north, looking south at the gap in Finch Avenue

East of Jane Street, looking east back towards Keele Street
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