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Toronto - Stadt der Vielfalt
Der Anflug auf Toronto war erste Sahne: Strahlender Sonnenschein und eine wunderhuebsche Toronter Skyline mit dem grossen Ontariosee im Hintergrund begruessten mich im gar nicht so kalten Kanada. Zu Schade, dass ich die Kamera im 'Overheadbin' verlastet hatte. So bleiben nur die Erinnerung an diesen Anblick. Das muss halt reichen. Beim Aussteigen …
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Wow!
Well, I came here on a rush because I didn't have much time remaining for my departure. When I spoke to Sarah (my host) on the phone, it had sound a very nice experience to take. She started a marketing company not far from now and she needed some interns to help her in her company. She bought a schoolhouse on september and she got lot work to do …
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This is where it all starts: toronto this ...
... it all starts: Toronto. This is a very cosmopolitan city with a laid back atmosphere and a striking skyline. Walk down Yonge Street (the longest street in the world - 1200 km) and it is not unusual to hear Russian, Spanish or Italian being spoken ...
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TO
... . We then headed off to find an internet cafe to print the aforementioned contracts. We spent the next while walking down Yonge Street, Toronto's main north-south artery, towards downtown proper with a stop off in a local library to print the contracts. ...
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The Long Walk
... actually quite a good size...yes, size matters) invention which makes watching the weather channel pale in comparison. I wandered down Yonge Street, which is called the longest street in the world running 18 kilometers. I ducked into the Eaton Center ...
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Back to the hustle and bustle
... before I left Canada, I spent the next 2 hours trying to find souvenirs. There was not a single gift store on the whole of Yonge Street, the main shopping street! Maybe that’s testament to how Toronto handles tourism, I don’t know. I caught ...
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Why do we keep going backwards????
... nothing to do but hang around...we were homeless... And to top it all off it was raining! Walked down to Yonge Street...the funky street...not that anything is funky in the pouring rain...and wasted hours and hours putting our pictures on here for ...
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Canadia
... make it some kind of tourist attraction? No, they turn it into a Starbucks. - the longest street in the world, Yonge Street, starts in Toronto. It is over 1900km long - the grand King Edward hotel, where the Beatles once stayed, was built by the founder ...
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Toronto
... circuit then took us past the Royal Ontario Museum, through Bloor-Yorkville which was lined with designer boutiques, and then down Yonge Street which apparently is the longest street in the world. Yonge Street had all the shops down it, particularly in ...
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Island Adventures with added prawns! Yaharr!
... of rain, and as is my strange habit when it rains and is still warm I couldn't help laughing. All the way down Yonge street the ducks were having the time of their lives, and I was introduced to the unusual sensation of waterproof canvas shoes, which ...
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One Day
... the densely populated, urban wilds of Toronto, we roamed the city’s streets for twelve hours. We pounded the pavement up and down Yonge Street, from College St. down to Lake Superior (which lies at the southern edge of the city), and east- west on ...
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Mom's BIG day
... after stopping at the hotel to change, we took an alternate route into the city. All went smoothly until we hit Yonge Street. Had I known that there was construction leaving a couple of lanes closed, I would have chosen another through street ...
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