nawl

Pictures, exciting pictures.

Toronto looks different than here mainly because it's flat and there is snow on everything. It makes houses look so dignified and traditional.

Downtown might have been interesting to explore above-ground, but as it was I mainly ended up experiencing interesting architecture from the inside. Not so bad. This was where we ate dinner inside, reachable from the mall-tunnels.

Big buildings, a touristy tower which I did not go up, and construction.

On Sunday, it was warm enough to go skating outside. Next to the free public rink, there was a larger rink reserved for teaching small children to skate. It was snowing. The ice was covered with a few inches of snow and carved up underneath that. But skating outside is not a privelege we get here.

When we left, it was -15 C outside and dumping snow. The flight was delayed, and the view from the airplane was not so reassuring. Before the plane took off, I got to see the de-icing of the wings up close. But after we were above the clouds, everything was fine.