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drum118
Superstar
Feb 1
Miscreant
Senior Member
It's interesting to see that terminus filled in like that. It's been looking the same for virtually as long as I can remember before this.
someMidTowner
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Armour
Senior Member
Once topped out, will the peak be around the bottom of Scotia's staggered V?
stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
from this perspective I think that would be about right, maybe a bit shorter
Armour
Senior Member
This will be taller than IN☆XS, therefore it will be, at least, somewhere in between the former's roof and Stairway to Scotia.
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
Ya, It'll be the "New Sensation! ♩ ♪ ♫ "
Kamuix
Active Member
It's slowely helping fill the known gap in the skyline from this angle 
Toronto Skyline by chrisd666, on Flickr
Toronto Skyline by chrisd666, on Flickr
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Miscreant
Senior Member
Oh yeah, that's really, really nice. I'll be adding that to my collection of desktop wallpapers, if you don't mind.
someMidTowner
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The original photographer's info has now been edited in to the post above. Probably best to ask him.
kotsy
Senior Member
That's a killer black and white capture!
Can anyone tell me the best way to get to the Leslie spit? Is biking over the quickest way? I tried going with my car a couple months ago but the parking lot was closed and it seemed like an incredibly far walk even if I was to park near by there.
Can anyone tell me the best way to get to the Leslie spit? Is biking over the quickest way? I tried going with my car a couple months ago but the parking lot was closed and it seemed like an incredibly far walk even if I was to park near by there.
NBGtect
Active Member
Yes, biking is the best way to access the park. It's a very long walk!
Armour
Senior Member
You can park
You should be able to park there at all hours.
I believe I parked here with my brother last summer. The trail is a short distance to the east: https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.6458...PPO02Ec4ZDNc52NHHA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1
You should be able to park there at all hours.
Lenser
Senior Member
The spit is one of the east end's great secrets. I love its patchwork, synthetic nature - and no overt manicuring, either. It's just a wild place that's a haven for birdwatchers and urban enthusiasts who want the feeling of getting away while still being very much in the city.