Toronto's historic Casa Loma, open to visitors The neat thing about staying with friends in different parts of the city is that one gets to explore a Toronto not usually part of our "scene" in Mimico.
After spending the morning at Wychwood Barns Farmers' Market, we did a little geocaching, which took us through a beautiful, wooded enclave of disgustingly huge private mansions near Taddle Creek and on to the Tollkeeper's Cottage, where we stopped for a comprehensive historical tour!
Afterwards, I noticed one of the futuristic new streetcars parked in an adjacent lot, and snapped the pic below right. (They're apparently scheduled to roll out beginning in August.)
After spending the morning at Wychwood Barns Farmers' Market, we did a little geocaching, which took us through a beautiful, wooded enclave of disgustingly huge private mansions near Taddle Creek and on to the Tollkeeper's Cottage, where we stopped for a comprehensive historical tour!
Afterwards, I noticed one of the futuristic new streetcars parked in an adjacent lot, and snapped the pic below right. (They're apparently scheduled to roll out beginning in August.)
Having missed most of winter due to our Argentina adventures, we're having a new love affair with Toronto in summer, and bright, sunny days like this past Saturday are doing a great job to help keep us deluded about the city's harsher times of year!
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