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The honeymoon

Then our honeymoon took us up to Toronto Canada for another 3 days where we toured the city and enjoyed a medieval theater and Wild Animal Safari.  Click on each thumbnail for a larger picture. Use your BACK button to return to this index.

First we went to view the CN (Canada National) Tower which is the tallest free standing structure (non-building) in the world. Here I am at the base of it. Jim had to take this picture laying on his back.	Then we went all the way up to the observation deck on it. Here I am in front of one of the windows.
Here is Jim in front of one of the windows at the top of the CN Tower.	The view from the top of the CN Tower.
Here you can see the reflection of the tower's shape on the ground below.	They had an area of the floor made out of glass 6 inches thick. It could support the weight of two elephants. Here I am standing on the glass and this is the view from where I am looking down through the floor.

Then We went up another 37 stories above the main observation deck to the "Skypod" which is a very narrow tower that has an external cage around it so you can go OUTSIDE. Here I am in the Skypod. What a view!	Here is Jim in the Skypod. You can feel the tower moving somewhat in the wind up here as it's fairly windy. It was somewhat hazy this day so we couldn't see as far as was possible which could have been sa much as 85 miles.
After the CN Tower we went on an open Bus Tour of the city. Here is a view of the famous Casaloma Castle through the top of the bus.	Here I am on the Bus at Casaloma. You could get off the bus anywhere on the tour and catch a later bus to continue on but we didn't do that.
Here is the best view we could get of Casaloma. It was built by an eccentric millionaire not too far back.	Here I am under one of Toronto's famous statues called The Fans.
Then after the bus tour we went on the boat portion of the tour where we were able to drift through the various 13 islands that line the Toronto Harbor.	Here is the Toronto City Skyline from the other side of the harbor.