TALL SHIPS

Toronto, like many major cities around the world, lies on the shores of a large body of water.
Lake Ontario, of which Toronto is the capital, provides for wonderful recreational opportunities.
Sailing is but one, but a significant one it is.

Unlike smaller craft, the Tall Ships which dock along Queen’s Quay,
offer an experience which casts a gaze back on a romantic past,
when water transport played a prominent roll in linking the
various lake side communities dotting the shore line.

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Miguel Hortigüela, 80 Lochleven Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M1M 2Z3
Local: 416-267-9027, Toll Free: 877-834-3305

Having spent my childhood summers in the Laurentians, it’s no wonder that I should love the outdoors
and be attracted to wildlife biology in my formal education.
Neither is it surprising that I would always have a camera in hand,
as both interests demand a keen sense of observation.

Here is where I get the chance to show off what catches my eye, provokes my imagination and allows me to express my creativity.
I also love to write, so don’t rush away without taking a peak at my Blog musings.