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by
Jerry W. Bird
I've
experienced so many great times in and around the
City of Toronto and have made so many lasting
friendships with Torontonians, writing about this
great Canadian destination is a privilege. At one
time it seemed, I almost lived at the Pearson
International Airport, or was on a plane headed to
or from the west. I never regretted a trip and in
spite of the schedule, seemed to thrive on the
hustle, bustle and excitement of Yonge and Bloor
Streets, the multi racial mix, the lakeside and
CNE, the Royal York Hotel, the O'Keefe Centre,
Maple Leaf Gardens, Union Station and several dozen
other icons. We hope to be there soon for the
annual Travel
and Leisure Show.
I will recall some of the people whose kindness
made each stay such a pleasure, going out of their
way, above and beyond the call of duty, to enhance
my trip. While most visits could be classified as
business, many felt like vacations, with Muskoka
Lakes to the north, Stratford to the east, dozens
of neat little towns in every direction, and the
honeymoon capital, Niagara Falls a few miles south.
I had spent a few months in training at the Trenton
Royal Canadian Airforce base, and enjoyed several
happy reunions there on the Bay of
Quinte. Editor,
Africa Travel Magazine and Air Highways