Own only what you can carry with you; know language, know countries, know people. Let your memory be your travel bag. - Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Friday, July 13, 2007
Touristy Photo Essay Part II
Chloe plays with a helmet at the Royal Ontario Museum. There are so many hands-on activities there these days.
Emily holding a caterpillar. There were all stages of butterfly life on display.
The girls play at being archaeologists in the Incan exhibit.
Us in front of a replica Korean temple. We also did the traditional dinosaurs, mummies, and bat cave.
Emily was most fascinated with lights reflecting on the floor at the Hockey Hall of Fame. I had been to the old one many a time during the CNE, but never before to the new building.
My dad collected these. Dad and Andrew should have seen this together. Though I won at a round of hockey trivia (My thought process: hmmmm, that name is French and a lot of French people play hockey...)
Chloe and I with the Stanley Cup. I do love hockey, I just can't interest myself in a museum about it, apparently.
Emily looking at the sundail at Casa Loma. The most impressive part of this picture is that I managed to take it while holding her up, no small feat.
Andrew, Kari and the girls in front of Casa Loma. It was indeed a castle and a garden. (Bit of an inside joke, but thanks to all those who responded to my IM message asking "What is Casa Loma exactly?" My friends are as geeky as I am, apparently.)
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