Days Hotel Toronto Airport East North York

... US. Today, this historic section of cobblestone streets and alleys is closed to traffic but its brick buildings have been converted into small boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and bars. Every night, thousands of people &#8220;party-up&#8221; until 4am.<br><br><br><br>Things we Observed:<br><br>· Yorkville &#8211; An upscale shopping district with the fanciest and glitzy ...

... century, these papayas writings are the earliest record of biblical prophets Abraham, Moses &amp; Noah. All of them are common to each religion. The teachings of these prophets are found in the Judaism (Old Testament) bible, Christian (New Testament) scriptures, and the Islamic Qur&#8217;an. Although not overly religious, we found the exhibit to be fanatically biased towards the Jewish beliefs of being ...

This is the first journal entry in my travel journal, and therefore it is also, so to speak, my first blog, so that's what I have made it. 1/16/09 (I think...) ~9 AM HK time (Wow. Just wow.) Trying to think where to start, even though I thought I had so little to tell, a myriad of emotions and impressions has well up. I will write the ones which most press at my pen. First: Arigato gozaimas guy. He is in seat ...

... family and the bright sun with the clear skies above me. The contrast of climate between the two cities is unnerving. When I was landing in Toronto I didn't even recognize the city. It is all white. The last image I had was still fairly bright and colourful, now its white, dull and gloomy. Anyway, I'm jet lagging right now so my hours are a bit off. I just wanted to thank those of you who followed along with my travels. I know that when I ...

... through contact with infected blood and other body fluids.  Any traveler who will be staying in an area with widespread Hep B for longer than 6 months, or who is doing medical work, or who is likely to have contact with blood or sexual contact with residents of such areas, should be immunized with Hep B vaccine.  Typhoid - *highly recommended* - fever is caused by a bacterial infection.  Its symptoms include a sustained fever, headache, malaise, loss ...

... direct course because the halfway point is 420 miles, so they adhere to the rule. Aviation Science lesson over. At this time we're experiencing a LOT of turbulence. We seem to be above all the clouds, so I hope it's a temporary thing. It concerns me though, as it may lead me to spill my champagne on the keyboard and cut my post short. Oh well, the crosses I have to bear, right? The pictures here are of the seats in the Upper Deck of a 747, the single one being mine. (Exciting, right?)

Today was basically a clear warm day. Elan and James allowed me to leave my car at there house after I got back from receiving my Travel Visa at the Russian Consulate downtown Toronto. The process involved with obtaining your travel visa to Russia is quite complicated and not very interesting so I will leave that out ...

... frankly - he looked a bit terrified that we might continue to babble on, and briskly stamped our immi cards and off we went! My dad, Roger (aka Rog) and his wife, Reina, were there to greet us and we quickly hopped in the car, hip flasks in tow, on our way to the booming Metropolis of Sudbury - 3.5 hour drive!

... There you can see the big mapple leaf made in grass.<br><br>This is also the territory of gooses, ducks and squirrels. <br><br>I feel very peacefull and confortable all the parks I have visited in Toronto. I really enjoyed these places with are fully part of the city.<br>

Ellen dropped us off at the airport around 7pm. Our last meal in Canada was unfortunately Mrs. Vanellis. The first thing that happened on the flight was that a dodgy looking man tried to sit in the back seat (behind us). When the stewardess asked him to move, he put ...