Showing posts with label toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toronto. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

The world's tallest observation tower

For my trip to Canada last year, I decided to leave all the planning to Giang cos I was quite fed up with all the itineraries for NY and Chicago. My only request was that I wanted to go to CN Tower. Well, it's one of Toronto's attractions and what is better to get a feel of the city than viewing it from an observatory?

From what I could see, Toronto is quite a concrete city. And as it was in winter, the city looked gray with no greenery. But again, I didn't spend much time there so my observation might not be accurate.

Toronto viewed from Sky Pod, CN Tower
I really love this photo: the sunset on Toronto Habour

Toronto Habour viewed from Sky Pod, CN Tower
Toronto Habour viewed from Sky Pod

Toronto viewed from Sky Pod, CN Tower
Toronto in a winter day

At CN Tower, Toronto
On a lower observatory room

At CN Tower, Toronto
One of the bravest moments in my life

At CN Tower, Toronto
Braving the cold

At CN Tower, Toronto
With my dearest

Through a looking glass...
Taking photos any time, any where

At Sky Pod, CN Tower
On Sky Pod with Giang

At Sky Pod, CN Tower
New pose: getting taken (un)knowingly

Monday, April 19, 2010

A sunny winter day in Toronto

I have a love-hate feeling for winter. Love it as I am from a tropical country (or countries, if I really count) and cold weather is what I'm craved for when the heat is unbearable. Hate cos the winter weather makes me feel sluggish and I have to wear layers of clothes outdoors all the time. And it really makes travel a hassle. So... a sunny winter day is quite a blessing as it isn't quite cold as it looks.
I spent less than a day in Toronto so I can't really say if I like the city. I need more than that to appreciate the charm of the city. I guess I will visit it again sometimes in the future. Maybe in autumn.

A sunny winter day in Toronto
"Wish you can forgive your yesterdays. Wish you can love your tomorrows"