The Pier Toronto

... to it. They approach each pier at full throttle, throwing the engines into reverse at the last minute. A crew member leaps to the pier and "helps" passengers on board, blowing a whistle the whole time, then leaps dramatically back onto the boat as it ...

... was going on in the house but CRAZY LOUD!!!! I sneaked away for just a bit before the show and stolled along the pier, gazing at the Toronto skyline and Lake Ontario shimmering in the sunset.  And I again felt God's presence and knew I was ...

It was a 15 minute drive by coach to the pier. There was some confusion because our driver wasn't sure where to park, and he actually left our bus and drove away in another car to go find where we needed to be. He came back soon though, and walked us ...

... the Toronto Islands; unfortunately I couldn’t help but watch the accompanying old men with their tops off as we walked along the pier, not exactly a sight for sore eyes.  The sun scorched the backs of our necks as we wandered along the water, ...

... I debated if I wanted to get caught up in the whole 'Oh you have to do this you are a tourist here' all I could think of was the pier pressure of Geoff looking at me in disgust as I said (at work one late night before I left) that I don't think I will ...

... I did some mooching around the very touristy shops before heading back out to enjoy the weather once more and wander slowly back along the pier, noting the two pugs dressed up like hot dogs as I did so. Whilst I wanted to stay outside, I knew if I ...

... amongst the throng of people and booths were free samples of milk and Fibre1 bars. Groan. We went to a couple of restaurants on the pier, but they were full. We ended up at the Radisson Hotel across the street, desperate for something to eat. We ...

... to have a perv at the nude beach, it was filled with old men, disapointing! We had a lot of fun though and we cycled up the pier and when we came back down we went really fast and nearly crashed into a lot of people because i was driving and the break ...

... send off. Now, anyone who has cruised in the last 10 years or more knows that this just doesn`t happen anymore. Nowadays, as you leave the pier, nary a soul is seen. So, this truly felt special. Additionally, the 9 days of the cruise were full of special ...

... know what I mean... So enough about the joys of 7-Eleven... after crossing back into Thailand, I was told to wait for my bus to the pier at a local travel agency.  After waiting about a half hour, I asked when my bus would be leaving - I was told to ...