Visit in Toronto, Canada

Toronto - Part Two

On Saturday Dympna took me on the train to downtown while Walter had to work overtime. We sat on the second floor level of the train car in order to see a better view.  Stopping by at CN (Canada's National) Tower, I went up to the observation and glass floor at about more than half the tower's height.  The CN Tower is the tallest building in the world (1,815 feet, 5 inches). Dympna won't take an elevator up due to height fright.  When I was on the observation floor I took several photos.  It is an unbelievably huge city.  Also, we sneaked into the bar with a window glass view of the pro baseball field -- the Skydome -- by the Radisson Hotel, but there was no game playing.  The Skydome can move the roof out for sun like the Safeco Stadium in Seattle, WA.  We walked around downtown and saw  the Air Canadian Stadium for ice hockey and basketball.  We returned home and had dinner with Walter, then we drove to the bowling alley where we entered a private room where her friend Susanne Pensa, who turned 50 years old, was having a birthday party.  At late night Walter drove through several cities with many nice restaurants, stores, marine harbors, and a Greek Bar where people went for dancing on the roof (3-floor building).  What a long day with a lot accomplished!