Turns out Canada is a legitimate Country. It has its own currency (where the US dollar is weak, duh!) They don't sell unsweetened iced tea anywhere. They don't like skim milk. They don't carry Stoli Orange. You can't find a decent shoe store anywhere. They only have 32 subway stops! Wait, this sounds like my wife's blog. Anyway, Toronto is a special City and the folks up North are kind and friendly. At least the folks we met (in bars, restaurants, concert halls, museums, bars and restaurants. A full post is out there somewhere... but for now here are some photos from the event. Looking forward to the next visit North! After all, where else can you hear strangers say "Scorcher, eh?" Apologies for all the concert shots... but damn we were close! And Gomez rocked as usual!!!
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| Niagara Falls, Canada |
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| CN Center. Toronto |
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| AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario) Tremendous Picasso exhibit |
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| Distillery District, Toronto. Hip little place. |
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| Toronto's adorable Flatiron Building |
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| City Hall, Toronto |
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| Lion and Lamb at Justice Center, Toronto. Does the Lamb really have a chance?? |
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| Kensington Market, Toronto. Sketchy little hippie area. |
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| Quiet Corral, Mod Club. Terrific 6 piece band from Lawrence, Kansas, Rock. Chalk. Jayhawk! |
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| Gomez here and below. |
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| Horseshoe Falls, Niagara |
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| View from Breakfast |
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