I
enjoyed my stay in Toronto – it was
short but sweet.
It was summer there so
I don't know what it would be like in winter although I was told that the big
square in the centre of town (Nathan Phillips square) becomes an ice rink –
that is quite hard for me to imagine.
The
old City Hall which is adjacent to the square is a lovely old building.
Although
it is the largest city in Canada, I was able to fly there from New York landing
on a little island in Lake Ontario right by the middle of the city. Magic.
The
CN tower is a real landmark – it reminded me of the Sky Tower in Auckland although
the CN tower is quite a lot taller.
Glad you enjoyed it Carole! And it's probably best that you didn't experience winter, LOL. It's not so much fun. Well, maybe I'm just jaded because I've lived here my whole life!
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Nancy
My niece came from Auckland and stayed with us one winter. She won't admit it, but it wasn't that bad. We taught her how to dress in layers and to select the proper garments. I did have to lend her a sheepskin jacket one day as it was quite bitter and I would have had to answer to her mom if she got frost bite. I'm trying to get her mom to visit and even promised her a Hudson Bay Blanket to keep her warm and snuggy.
ReplyDeleteI live about an hour west of Toronto so am familiar with the images you showed. No bungee jumping off the CN Tower, that's for sure.
I hope to visit there some day. My sister has relocated to Ottawa, so Canada needs to get on my travel plans soon!
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