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Toronto Harbor

Written by on April 26, 2010 – 11:45 am15 Comments | 15 Read this

I grew up in Nantes, on the West coast of France. The Loire river crosses the city and I lived close to the banks. We were also a 45 min­utes drive from the coast, where I spent pretty much all of my sum­mers. I learned to swim before I could walk and believe it or not, I was an okay surfer and wind­surfer. All in all, I believe this explains my fas­ci­na­tion for water. I like the sea best but lakes and river will do as well. Hell, even glaciers!

Lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lakes of North Amer­ica and the city of Toronto is built on its shore. The first time I was there, I thought I was stand­ing by the sea. It may be the small­est of the Great Lakes but I saw water is as far as the eye can see.

Toronto Har­bor is an inter­est­ing place: it actu­ally reminds me of Hong Kong a lit­tle bit, prob­a­bly because of the many tall con­do­mini­ums built close to the water. It can bit bit­terly cold on the water­front dur­ing win­ter, but it’s lovely on a warm spring day like it was that weekend.

You can see the full set of the pic­tures taken in Toronto here.

Grass and Skyscapers

Life Buoy

Toronto Har­bor

Swan (Lost in Toronto?)

Win­ter Sign

Always Higher…

CN Tower

Lone Boat

Bik­ing

Red Boat

Seag­ull

Reflec­tion

Sky­light

Related arti­cles:

  1. Bryan Adams Con­cert in Toronto
  2. Toronto By Night
  3. Night And Day In Toronto’s Chinatown
  4. Nia­gara Falls In The Winter
  5. Tourists in Toronto

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