In the Park, 1950s
September 22, 2022
DrFumblefinger shares an old family photo taken in the 1950s in a Toronto-area park.
DrFumblefinger shares an old family photo taken in the 1950s in a Toronto-area park.
DrFumblefinger shares photos of a statue, and a brief biography of Dr. Norman Bethune, a Canadian thoracic surgeon who became a hero to the Chinese Communist forces of Mao.
A special monument outside of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto commemorates a great Canadian victory over the Soviet Union’s hockey team in 1972.
DrFumblefinger revisits the Hockey Hall of Fame and is impressed with the depth and diversity of its many displays and trophies.
DrFumblefinger shares some features of downtown as seen in the reflections of its modern skyscrapers.
When you’re young, you often have a somewhat ambitious and innovative mindset that is fueled by the opportunity to develop personally and professionally, find new experiences and have the chance to interact with different cultures and interesting people. Now, where are the best places to find all of that?
DrFumblefinger visits Toronto’s iconic City Hall.
PHeymont shares the fruits of rambling through Toronto: sights, scenes and a couple of puzzles.
Join Kai Rambow on an underground adventure in Downtown Toronto’s PATH, topped off with great Christmas decorations.
DrFumblefinger shares an old family photo taken in the 1950s in a Toronto-area park.
DrFumblefinger shares photos of a statue, and a brief biography of Dr. Norman Bethune, a Canadian thoracic surgeon who became a hero to the Chinese Communist forces of Mao.
A special monument outside of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto commemorates a great Canadian victory over the Soviet Union’s hockey team in 1972.
DrFumblefinger revisits the Hockey Hall of Fame and is impressed with the depth and diversity of its many displays and trophies.
DrFumblefinger shares some features of downtown as seen in the reflections of its modern skyscrapers.
When you’re young, you often have a somewhat ambitious and innovative mindset that is fueled by the opportunity to develop personally and professionally, find new experiences and have the chance to interact with different cultures and interesting people. Now, where are the best places to find all of that?
PHeymont shares the fruits of rambling through Toronto: sights, scenes and a couple of puzzles.
Join Kai Rambow on an underground adventure in Downtown Toronto’s PATH, topped off with great Christmas decorations.