Postcard from Toronto
Well – not exactly a postcard from Toronto, because we arrived home last night, but a holding post until I get time to write up our visit in full. We had an amazing time, not only sight-seeing but also meeting old friends from Glasgow and meeting online friends in person. It was a pleasure to spend time with Jill of My Spanglish Familia –
– and Birgit, and her husband Michael, from BB Creations.
To be continued…..
The Glasgow Gallivanter 
I was surprised there was no new Monday walk, but now I understand why… 🙂 I’m glad you had such a nice time abroad, Anabel. It is always so interesting and special when meeting online friends as well… Looking forward to the full story!
Liesbet @ Roaming About – A Life Less Ordinary
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Yes, I hope to have a Canadian walk ready for next Monday.
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I love Toronto – such a nice city! And, how much fun that you got to meet up with another blogger.
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Yes, it was lovely!
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Glad you made it home safe and sound. We had a wonderful time meeting up with you last Wednesday. I hope to send you some pictures this coming week. Sorry for the delay and so glad you had a great time. BTW?..the cookies were gone that evening:)
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We had a lovely day too, look forward to the pictures. Sounds as though you enjoyed the cookies, hope your waistline didn’t suffer!
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One of the most beautiful places in N. America. We’ve only passed through quickly, but I remember enjoying my time there. Great images and post, Anabel.
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Thanks Silvia. More to come when I get organised.
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It was so lovely to have met you and John! I’m grateful that you took the time out to meet up; definitely a special 2016 moment!
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Yes, it was a lovely day – thank you for coming to meet us.
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Come to Minnesota sometime, Anabel? 😉
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Minnesota has been recommended elsewhere too! It is my aim to visit as many US States as possible, so someday I hope to be there.
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Nice pics of the skyline of Toronto. We lived there for 25 years (before moving to Paris and then to Montreal) and absolutely love the city. It is dynamic and full of interesting things. Glad you enjoyed your visit and looking forward to seeing more of your pictures.
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Thanks, have started looking through the (many) photos – but no time to post yet. Aiming for next week!
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Toronto is a great city – can’t wait to hear about your adventures!
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Soon(ish) – so much to do on return even for a retired person like me! Though admittedly today’s task was not onerous – taking my mum and sister out for lunch to celebrate the latter’s birthday.
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That is a very pleasant task! I’ll look forward to the pics whenever they are up!
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Beautiful photo of the skyline. As a child of the prairie, seeing that much water that close to the buildings is disquieting.
I’m enjoying the world through your eyes.
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Thank you! It seems to be one of those places where some of the land has been reclaimed as the street called Esplanade was a long way back from the lakeshore. Maybe you find that even more disquieting!
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Oh, I didn’t know you were in my town. i would have met up with you (though I’m sure you had enough to occupy yourself with)
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That would have been nice! Another time – I’m sure we’ll be back. I couldn’t actually remember which bloggers lived in or near Toronto so mentioned on the blog a few weeks ago that we would be there to see what would happen. It’s a lovely city – we had a great time. Just looking over my photos now with a view to extensive blogging.
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yes, I have been so very quiet on the blogging front. hoping to be more active now as I’ve missed everyone.
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Yes, I had noticed you weren’t around.
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