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 | Toronto Travel: Riding through High Park neighbourhood Thisvideo clip was taken on September 1, 2007 during my cycling trip to see the Canadian International Airshow which is always held on Labour Day weekend. I started in Toronto's east end, cycled in on Gerrard Street through the colourful neighbourhoods of Little India and Toronto's eastern Chinatown, both of which feature ethnic cuisine, vegetable, fruit and retail stores. Then I crossed the Don Valley Parkway and cycled by Regent Park, a public housing development from the 1950s and 1960s ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Fall in Toronto The Distillery District & As thedays get shorter and the temperatures get lower, every little ray of sunshine seems to count and tempt me to rush outside to breathe in the last few glimpses of nice weather before we head into our long, cold and dark winter here in Toronto. So on September 19, 2009 I hopped on my bicycle again and cycled southwards along the Don Valley bicycle path. The colours are slowly turning and signs of fall are in the air everywhere. I headed to one of my favourite Toronto destinations: the ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Buskerfest - Magician jokes and sets up trick Thisvideo clip was taken on August 26, 2007 during my cycling trip to Buskerfest, a great street festival that brings together musicians, acrobats, jugglers and other street performers. I cycled in from Toronto's east end through the Tayler Creek Park system, headed south through the Don Valley, made a quick stop at the Allen Gardens Conservatory as well as at St. James Cathedral until I finally reached the festival area which ran along Front Street all the way from Jarvis to Yonge Street ... |
 | Parker Travel Guide To Toronto PDD-DVD-TORON- Adrian Parker guides you through 16 of Torontos most dynamic, exciting and multicultured areas. Shot In Widescreen Format. There is not a better "wide-ranging" travel DVD product for travellers and tourists alike on Toronto! |
 | Toronto Travel: Ireland Park at the foot of Bathhurst Street Thisvideo clip was taken on September 1, 2007 during my cycling trip to see the Canadian International Airshow which is always held on Labour Day weekend. I started in Toronto's east end, cycled in on Gerrard Street through the colourful neighbourhoods of Little India and Toronto's eastern Chinatown, both of which feature ethnic cuisine, vegetable, fruit and retail stores. Then I crossed the Don Valley Parkway and cycled by Regent Park, a public housing development from the 1950s and 1960s ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Cabbage Town Festival 2009 Trying to catch the last few rays of summer, I hopped on my bike on September 12, 2009 to see whats going on in the city. My research had revealed that the Cabbagetown Festival was on, so on a gorgeous day with brilliant blue skies I cycled down the Don Valley bike path and pushed my bike up the steep bridge onto the Riverdale Footbridge. Moments later I had arrived at Riverdale Farm which was buzzing with people. In addition to the regular visitors to this urban farm there were thousands of ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Riding in Toronto Harbour Thisclip was taken during my biking tour to Cherry Beach on September 6. I headed off from the east end after work through the Don Valley bike trail and past the eastern edge of the Distillery District to Toronto's harbour area. I went on Cherry Street past the Cirque de Soleil premises to Cherry Beach where a movie shot was taking place. I arrived as the crew was just filming a particular scene with a trailer when a small explosion went off and tons of smoke was billowing from the trailer ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Buskerfest - Fireeater skateboard trick Thisvideo clip was taken on August 26, 2007 during my cycling trip to Buskerfest, a great street festival that brings together musicians, acrobats, jugglers and other street performers. I cycled in from Toronto's east end through the Tayler Creek Park system, headed south through the Don Valley, made a quick stop at the Allen Gardens Conservatory as well as at St. James Cathedral until I finally reached the festival area which ran along Front Street all the way from Jarvis to Yonge Street ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Buskerfest 13 - Dr. Draw - crazy violinist Thisvideo clip was taken on August 26, 2007 during my cycling trip to Buskerfest, a great street festival that brings together musicians, acrobats, jugglers and other street performers. I cycled in from Toronto's east end through the Tayler Creek Park system, headed south through the Don Valley, made a quick stop at the Allen Gardens Conservatory as well as at St. James Cathedral until I finally reached the festival area which ran along Front Street all the way from Jarvis to Yonge Street ... |
 | Toronto Travel: Ireland Park with view of downtown Thisvideo clip was taken on September 1, 2007 during my cycling trip to see the Canadian International Airshow which is always held on Labour Day weekend. I started in Toronto's east end, cycled in on Gerrard Street through the colourful neighbourhoods of Little India and Toronto's eastern Chinatown, both of which feature ethnic cuisine, vegetable, fruit and retail stores. Then I crossed the Don Valley Parkway and cycled by Regent Park, a public housing development from the 1950s and 1960s ... |
