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Category Archives: explorations
Operation Doors Open
Ryan, of DearToronto.com and I went to the HMCS York Naval Reserve down on Lakeshore Blvd. This is the first time I’ve ever explored with anyone, and he filmed too. I didn’t watch his video until I was done mine … Continue reading
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Exploring the Toronto Star
I went to Canada’s highest-circulation newspaper printing plant this morning and guess what? The place is run by robots, like the one above. Guess what else? When you get your paper you are only the second human to ever touch it, … Continue reading
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Exploring The PATH
Tonight I went on a scavenger hunt through The PATH organized by the Toronto Exploration Society . The Eaton Company started The PATH back in 1900 and now the thing is 27km long, making the world’s largest underground complex. And today is the final … Continue reading
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Happy New Year
Below is my movie “I Read You My Manifeso”. It, along with my blog, are my New Year’s Resolutions.january 1 2009
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Exploring ‘BrickWorks’
I’m at Brickworks, a brick-making factory founded in 1889 and functional until the mid 1980s when the clay ran out. Now Evergreen, a Canadian not-for-profit environmental organization, is restoring the place into a community destination. Above I call the group … Continue reading
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