Next on the list was the Royal Ontario Museum, a splendid piece of old meets new architecture which was quite beautiful on the inside. We didn’t have time to see everything but the exhibitions we did see were wonderfully put together with plenty of interactive elements such as touch screens, drawers to open and peer at and microscopes for taking a closer look. Today we left Toronto on the hottest day ever in it’s history (it is soooooooo hot), thank goodness for air conditioning!
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Hot Hot Hot in Toronto!
Next on the list was the Royal Ontario Museum, a splendid piece of old meets new architecture which was quite beautiful on the inside. We didn’t have time to see everything but the exhibitions we did see were wonderfully put together with plenty of interactive elements such as touch screens, drawers to open and peer at and microscopes for taking a closer look. Today we left Toronto on the hottest day ever in it’s history (it is soooooooo hot), thank goodness for air conditioning!
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