We ended up staying at a BnB in the gay district at College and Parliament. Our host was a really friendly Singaporean dude.
There are a lot of churches in this city. Did I mention how blue the sky was?
Ah yes, shopping stop 1, 3, 59, 100, 123, and 244. There was an apple store, so I killed a half hour here and there pretending I had a hope in hell of getting an iPhone 4.
Yonge and Dundas is a little different these days, but still seems to be a reasonably important commercial hub.
Walking up through Forest hill.
Some guy yelled at me when I tried to take a picture of my high school.
So I just waited until he walked around the corner. Weird.
How many downtown high schools have 8+ playing fields? Yegads!
Sister's school, down the road about 600m.
Ah yes, Casa Loma. The weird little castle thing in the city. It's a tourist spot now. Really kinda neat.
It got hot, so we hung out at the UofT for a while enjoying the shade.
While not nearly as bad as Beijing, Toronto can still be quite muggy in the summer.
Went to visit some friends at High Park and got a few nice shots there.
BnB host made the most amazing french toast ever. Holy hell!