Up to Toronto - March 13th-18th 2012

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March 18th 2012: CN Tower Views, Cabbagetown, and more


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An alien cactus.
A cactus that looks like chili peppers.
Looking down into the floral greenhouse.  It smelled remarkably 
fragrant.
More of the floral greenhouse.
An alien cactus.
A cactus that looks like chili peppers.
Looking down into the floral greenhouse. It smelled remarkably fragrant.
More of the floral greenhouse.
Tulips!
Another expanse of flowers; don't know the type.
A panoramic movie of a waterwheel in another greenhouse.  This movie 
also pans around part of this greenhouse.
A hanging plant with a funky, unreal color.
Tulips!
Another expanse of flowers; don't know the type.
A panoramic movie of a waterwheel in another greenhouse. This movie also pans around part of this greenhouse.
A hanging plant with a funky, unreal color.
Orchids, plus a self-portrait of myself in the case's glass.
A path through another greenhouse.
St. Luke's United (Methodist) Church looks like a castle.  I 
created this HDR shot by combining multiple different exposures of the 
same scene.
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Orchids, plus a self-portrait of myself in the case's glass.
A path through another greenhouse.
St. Luke's United (Methodist) Church looks like a castle.
I created this HDR shot by combining multiple different exposures of the same scene.
The inside is modern--it's been renovated--but still has nice stained glass windows.
The plainer St. Peter's (Anglican) Church across the street.
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Townhouses on Carlton Street between Ontario and Parliament.  Notice the 
street lamp in someone's yard.  I saw this a handful of times in 
Toronto.
A billboard welcoming me to downtown Cabbagetown (Parliament Street).  
The street isn't particularly interesting.
The plainer St. Peter's (Anglican) Church across the street.
A half a block away is another church. There are a lot in this neighborhood!
Townhouses on Carlton Street between Ontario and Parliament. Notice the street lamp in someone's yard. I saw this a handful of times in Toronto.
A billboard welcoming me to downtown Cabbagetown (Parliament Street). The street isn't particularly interesting.
A mural appropriate for Cabbagetown (at least the bottom-left of it).
I grabbed lunch at a Thai joint, Ginger - A Taste of Health, in
Cabbagetown.
I had a tofu & jicama salad roll for lunch.  It had a nice crunch.  
It was good so I ordered another roll.
A shrimp roll.  I liked the Thai basil in these rolls.
A mural appropriate for Cabbagetown (at least the bottom-left of it).
I grabbed lunch at a Thai joint, Ginger - A Taste of Health, in Cabbagetown.
I had a tofu & jicama salad roll for lunch. It had a nice crunch. It was good so I ordered another roll.
A shrimp roll. I liked the Thai basil in these rolls.
Houses of Winchester Street east of Parliament.
Some church buildings in the neighborhood are now no longer 
churches.The red brick, by the way, makes the building somewhat fit 
in.
More houses on Winchester Street.  It was patio weather--too bad no one 
was taking advantage of it.
Houses along Sadeville Street.
Houses of Winchester Street east of Parliament.
Some church buildings in the neighborhood are now no longer churches.
The red brick, by the way, makes the building somewhat fit in.
More houses on Winchester Street. It was patio weather--too bad no one was taking advantage of it.
Houses along Sadeville Street.
The middle house's brick in this shot looks well worn.  You need to view 
the full-sized image to see it.
Back on Winchester Street, though it's subtle, notice how each of these 
houses has a different style banister.
Riverdale Park West.  Though not visible in the picture, the park was 
alive with the sounds of kids and birds.
A partial panorama of the Necropolis, a cemetery that feels like a 
pleasant park.
The middle house's brick in this shot looks well worn. You need to view the full-sized image to see it.
Back on Winchester Street, though it's subtle, notice how each of these houses has a different style banister.
Riverdale Park West. Though not visible in the picture, the park was alive with the sounds of kids and birds.
A partial panorama of the Necropolis, a cemetery that feels like a pleasant park.
The lovely Necropolis Chapel.  I can believe the plaque when it says 
it's "one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in 
Canada."  At right is the porte-cochere/gate to the cemetery.
A sample shot to capture the vista of Riverdale Farm, a farm/petting 
zoo.
Rapunzel's Tower, plus some cows.
A shaggy-holved horse.
The lovely Necropolis Chapel. I can believe the plaque when it says it's "one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in Canada." At right is the porte-cochere/gate to the cemetery.
A sample shot to capture the vista of Riverdale Farm, a farm/petting zoo.
Rapunzel's Tower, plus some cows.
A shaggy-holved horse.
A cow.  It was so focused on eating straw that it allowed me to pet it!
The sheep enclosure.  Don't miss the overseer.
Sheep doing their thing.
So shaggy!
A cow. It was so focused on eating straw that it allowed me to pet it!
The sheep enclosure. Don't miss the overseer.
Sheep doing their thing.
So shaggy!
Lazing about.   Okay, I went a little overboard on the sheep, but 
they're so adorable. :)
Pigs.
Chickens.
I always forget how ugly turkeys are.
Lazing about.
Okay, I went a little overboard on the sheep, but they're so adorable. :)
Pigs.
Chickens.
I always forget how ugly turkeys are.