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Old Posted Mar 11, 2018, 5:22 AM
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Are those really called valleys? On the west coast we'd call them canyons or gorges.
The big one on the upper left is the Don Valley and we do call them valleys in the east. The small ones are ravines. The network of ravines throughout Toronto are the city's best topographical feature and hidden gems. Unfortunately few Torontonians make use of them.
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No, I don't like seeing them. It's the height of stupidity but I suppose they're at an age where their brains are still growing. They say good judgement is one of the last things to develop in children. I just feel bad for their parents.

These kids do it to show off/get publicity so we're complicit when we post them on these sites. I wish SSP and others would ban them.
Yea, it's rather ridiculous to see chumps do this for "the experience" or whatever adrenaline high they claim to have.
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Old Posted Mar 11, 2018, 5:58 PM
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This is a very cool pic of Brookfield Place. When are people going to be moving in?

The weather inversion creates an interesting almost water-like illusion.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 11, 2018, 8:01 PM
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Cool shot of Brookfield Place. They really got screwed on the timing of if though. Can't imagine how badly it's hurting their bottom line.
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I absolutely love this angle of our fair city.


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That’s really cool! I love the shape of the group of buildings. Appears to be a bit of a dead zone in this pic though. Is that just maybe the time and day of the week? Or is this a convention centre seen outside of a convention?
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 12, 2018, 2:49 AM
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That’s really cool! I love the shape of the group of buildings. Appears to be a bit of a dead zone in this pic though. Is that just maybe the time and day of the week? Or is this a convention centre seen outside of a convention?
It was taken on Monday night, March 5th, a day before a convention event was taking place. There is still construction taking place in this area, and the luxury hotel tower to the far left hasn't been finalized yet.
     
     
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Edmonton looks great in that shot.


This looks to be taken somewhere near Niagara on the Lake.
[IMG]Toronto Skyline by Bill Jarvie, on Flickr[/IMG]
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