Our two-day (one-night) trip to Toronto was off to a peculiar start as we leered at the cityscape and its moving parts. After checking in at the hotel, the Royal Ontario Museum was our destination. The price of admission was obscene. (We are spoiled in Washington DC by the Smithsonian museums and the free admission.) En route, the objets d'art along the streets were almost as impressive as the ones in the museum. We captured a few on the return trip to the hotel.
If you would like your own guided tour of the museum and the objets d'art,
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Our two-day (one-night) trip to Toronto was off to a peculiar start as we leered at the cityscape and its moving parts. After checking in at the hotel, the Royal Ontario Museum was our destination. The price of admission was obscene. (We are spoiled in Washington DC by the Smithsonian museums and the free admission.) En route, the objets d'art along the streets were almost as impressive as the ones in the museum. We captured a few on the return trip to the hotel.
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you are such a great photographer. the mannequin caption is the best!
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