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Category Archives: Don Valley Cable Car
Valley at night view
DVP was closed, Prince Edward Viaduct was lit blue, sun had set. Advertisements
Don Valley park – Brickworks
Here’s the article from the Globe and Mail. The event at the Brickworks is coming up on April 21st.
Vancouver gonolda proposal
Vancouver is also looking at a gondola as a means of transporting people to SFU. http://www.translink.ca/en/Plans-and-Projects/Rapid-Transit-Projects/Burnaby-Mountain-Gondola.aspx
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ReThink the Half Mile Bridge
This isn’t the Half Mile Bridge across the Don in Toronto. It;s the Kinzua Sky Walk in Pennsylvania. This old railroad structure continued all the way across the valley however a tornado with a somewhat rusty structure meant half of it … Continue reading
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Tagged Half Mile Bridge, Toronto's Highline
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Cable Car perspectives
Written by Nick Tunnacliffe, Cambridge ave resident. Nick is a retired Urban and Regional Planner. I attended the public meeting held on 8 March at Estonia House and have the following comments. I spend part of my year in Puerto … Continue reading
Don Valley Cable Car, got any ideas?
Last Thursday’s meeting hosted by Bullwheel, moderated by Lura Consulting, was well attended by the community with about 150 participants. In addition to Bullwheel, The City and Evergreen Brickworks were there as well. Steve Dale’s presentation took us through their thinking … Continue reading
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Tagged Broadview, Bullwheel, cable car, Don Valley, TTC
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Prince Edward Viaduct view
This is not the easiest view of the Viaduct to get. It’s taken looking south east from halfway up the DVP on-ramp which is not the most pedestrian friendly spot to get to. However it is one of the most … Continue reading
Another postcard pic of cable car
It’s interesting that the developers took the trouble to create two cards.
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Tom Thomson’s Rosedale Valley Ravine
Tourists coming to Canada eventually are directed to the McMichael Gallery to get the sense of Canada through the eyes of the Group of Seven and Tom Thomson. Tourists could be forgiven to think that Canada’s most iconic painters were … Continue reading
