St. Lawrence Market
flatiron building in downtown Toronto
Walking along Front Street E.
The Hockey Hall of Fame Building on Yonge Street, a block from our hotel.
Crossing the street toward the Public Building on the left. CN Tower in the distance.
Three-masted schooner on Lake Ontario
Walking along the waterfront towards the Toronto Music Garden
Spadina Quay Wetlands on the Toronto waterfront (Lake Ontario)
Spadina Quay wetlands
Spadina Quay Wetlands
Toronto Waterfront
Toronto Music Garden
Toronto Music Garden sculpture
These are not gargoyles but rather a sculpture on the Rogers Centre, a convention center and home of the Toronto Blue Jay baseball team. The sculpture by Michael Snow is called "The Audience" and depicts baseball fans.
Gordon and I are about to ascend the CN Tower
View west from the CN Tower
View north from the CN Tower
Sitting and standing on the glass floor in the CN Tower. It's rather scary to walk out onto this glass floor.
The view through the glass floor. That's the Rogers Centre below
Gordon walked onto the glass floor but stayed close to a wall and solid ground!
The Royal York Hotel, classic Canadian railroad hotel. Now in the Fairmont chain
The Royal York Hotel
Inside of railroad station in downtown Toronto
One of many enclosed shopping malls. Thought the integration of the old building was interesting. Good way to protect the facade from the elements and way better than tearing it down!
Jim and Trudy Rising
Carden Alvar, where we loved birdwatching with the Risings. Very pretty place and lots of good birds. Mosquitoes too!
Carden Alvar
Carden Alvar. The black "dots" on the left side of the road in the middle of the picture are baby Virginia Rails. Quite an exciting sighting. You don't usually see rails. They usually are well hidden in the marsh grasses.
Baby Virginia Rails
Royal Ontario Museum
Ontario Science Center
Old City Hall (not my picture -- I got it off the Web)
