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rfmcdonaldI had the chance to take many photos through the window of the swift-moving train. I quite liked the photos I shared yesterday, of Toronto Pearson and the dense infrastructure surrounding it. I was particularly fond of the unexpected vantage points on the city of Toronto itself, seeing areas in new ways starting with the Union Station/Harbourfront point of departure.
The train quickly gathered speed, heading past the neighbourhood of Fort York and its namesake fort, past railside condo construction, and past a spot of graffiti.
Eventually we proceeded north, to the little-used Bloor GO Station, and through the suburban Weston neighbourhood and the Weston GO Station.
The return south was anti-climactic. (Also, I was quickly running out of power on my second phone.)
The train quickly gathered speed, heading past the neighbourhood of Fort York and its namesake fort, past railside condo construction, and past a spot of graffiti.
Eventually we proceeded north, to the little-used Bloor GO Station, and through the suburban Weston neighbourhood and the Weston GO Station.
The return south was anti-climactic. (Also, I was quickly running out of power on my second phone.)
