Toronto Biking
April 28, 2007
3 of us went on a long [tag]biking[/tag] trip spanning about 46km. We started from York University, went west from Steeles Av. until we hit the [tag]Humber[/tag] river tributary after Islington Av. From there was a fun ride south along the river, thru the forests and parks, right upto [tag]Lake Ontario[/tag]. We then went east along the coast into the city and finished at Union Station. So we covered the north-south extremes of [tag]Toronto[/tag] 
It was a pleasant weather. Somehow I like mildly cloudy sky:
Ducks and Geese swimming in a small pond in Summerlea Park:
Spring was just arriving. The trees looked more brown than green:
Some neighborhood:
Bell in Cruickshank Park:
Scarlett Mills Park:
People fishing near the Old Mill Bridge. Later, the trail passes under the subway station, it looks fantastic.
Finally we crisscrossed under a maze of freeways and Go Train lines to reach the Humber River Bridge. This is the point where the river merges into Lake Ontario:
Lunch spot:
Structure in Downtown (I don’t remember the name)
Sailbots at Yacht Clubs:
And finally, our [tag]bicycle[/tag]s
Links: Photos clicked by Vaarun and Evgeny
Any guesses how we went back to the university? Subway and Bus…! Thats right, we are allowed to carry bikes 
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Hi Priyank visiting ur website after a long time. very very good article and photos good as usual. when is next cycle trip?
↵Interesting pics.. I have seen those canadian geese here too..
↵I think biking around is the best way to visit new places(next to running).. And if you have a group of guys doing that, even more fun..
Lovely pictures, So US is welcoming Spring in a fascinating way, Good post Priyank.
↵I mean Canada, not US
↵Hi! I am in Ottawa and accidently arrived here. It is good to meet you. I hav a wild idea about ottawa to toronto cycling. sounds good?
↵Hey nice narration. Good website cheers
↵Very nice post man! u have captured our trip real nicely. The best pic up there is the lunch spot! Boy weren’t we hungry when we reached there..
↵Coming here after a long time. Have now added you in my list so now I won’t miss any new posts.
Priyank, you have clicked wonderful pictures. Never been to Canada but now I too want to go there.
And yes, more daylights cause difficulty in adjustments. When I was in Europe, I had to shut the shutter windows to make the room dark in order to get a sleep.
Btw, if you don’t remember my other blog is http://cuculuss.blogspot.com
Keep coming on my both the blogs.
↵Damn good pics!
↵Keep it up!
Lovely, lovely pictures Priyank.
↵Wonderful!
Keep at it.
and, convey appreciation to Vaarun and Evgeny for excellent photos.
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