Sunday, August 8, 2010

Another View


This is another view of the same buildings taken on the Glass Floor and Observation Level of the CN Tower.We were at 1,122 feet then.
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Tall Buildings


We didn't even realize that Toronto Canada would have so many tall buildings.This is only one view of the buildings surrounding the CN Tower.

Don't even remember which level we were on when I took this picture.The brown building in the background on the right really intrigued me.
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Enjoying The View of Toronto


This is our grandson Jeremy enjoying the view of Toronto.We were high up at 1,136 feet in the Horizon Cafe in the CN Tower.
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Look Way Up!


This is the CN Tower in Toronto Canada.We toured it when we visited Toronto Canada on Thursday July 29th.

We bought the tour package and got to visit all of the public levels and ride the fast elevators.

The highest level is the Sky Pod.It is at 1,465 feet.What a view of Toronto from that high high up.

The Lookout level is at 1,136 feet and finally the Glass Floor and outdoor observation level is at 1,122 feet.

We ate in their Horizon Cafe which is on the Lookout Level.We had a nice view of Toronto from our window side table.

I will post a few pictures of the different views of Toronto from high up in the CN Tower.

For more information on the CN Tower go to:www.cntower.ca
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

A Closer View of The American Falls


This is a closer view of The American Falls that I took on one of our walks.
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Enjoying Lunch at tHE Falls


Our Adventure Pass included lunch at one of their restaurants that had a nice view of The Horseshoe Falls.I took this picture from our table.Since we were a party of 5 we weren't able to get a table at the window since those tables were for parties of 4.

It was a nice lunch with a very nice view of the falls.
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American Falls Buffalo NY


This is the American Falls in Buffalo NY.Didn't see any of the falls attractions on the American side.This picture was taken from the Canadian side.
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