Here's more stuff about some of Toronto's hidden treasures, continuing from three previous posts entitled "Hikes, Bikes and Likes: TORONTO RAVINES" #1 , #2 and #3.
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| On a sunny morning, shimmering light reflected from the Don River below highlights the canoes that constitute this art installation. It's located near the 'Elevated Uplands' under a bridge that carries Don Mills Road, near its junction with the Don Valley Expressway. |
a) An eco-tourist attracted to view the "Shimmering Canoes". b) Your blog-editor visits the nearby "Elevated Wetlands" (a.k.a. "the solar molars").
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| Sculpture by Canadian naturalist, innovator and artist William Lishman. |
If you have enjoyed these excursions through Toronto's network of ravines, you might also enjoy reviewing the city's other iconic sights - ecologic, cultural and architectural as pictured on the blog "Toronto Oases".
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