Torontoism
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The "Oriole" is replica of a Great Lakes steamship, she serves as a tour boat. She features 2 decks, upper is an open air sightseeing deck and below is a dining room. The size of the boat is 21 m long and 7 m wide, MMSI 316044324.
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One building reflects into another. Royal bank Tower is the gold in between. Taken from Yonge St.,
Slowly trying to catch up.
I asked this father and son enjoying the view , for permission to include them in my photo. We spoke, turns out he's a manager of a bicycle shop and I need my bike fixed for the spring.
The entire Toronto Skyline is visible from several locations and some of the best places to shoot the Toronto Skyline are from Polson Pier or the Toronto Islands. The most popular place to photograph the skyline is at Polson Pier which is situated near the end of Cherry Street. There were lots of people in the summer. No people past weekend, a bit cold facing Ontario lake, the famous nightclub “Rebel” was not open yet, enjoying beautiful CN Tower and skyline in this cold and quiet winter mood!
The so-called Secret Beach east of the RC Harris Water Treatment Plant. Could pass for an island in the Mediterranean in the right light...
early morning fog
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Enjoy a view of Toronto's urban development from Bathurst Street Bridge. All the railroads lead to the city's landmark Union Station.
Believe it or not, Toronto has experienced a significant amount of land reclamation over the past century. Decades prior to the construction of the CN Tower, condominiums, and apartments seen here, there was a time that this entire scene was part of Lake Ontario! The city has essentially extended southwards since the early 20th century.
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CPR westbound #11 "The Canadian" arrives at "West Toronto" behind FP7, RS10 (4074-8575.) This train will meet #1, the "Canadian" from Montreal, to be combined before proceeding to Vancouver. The track in the foreground swings around behind me to connect with CPR's North Toronto Subdivision and enter Lambton Yard.