First day of winter - Downtown Toronto

[@bigben-t5h]

Answering my own question as I found images of the square. The Dundas Square contained a Coles bookstore,a Howard Johnson restaurant,a Classic Bookshop, a United Clothing ? store and probably other shops. In other words....stores. Sleuths Anonymous.

[@stanrepar]

For some reason I heard saltness not solstice and then lo and behold as you walk up Bay St. , there's the salt on the sidewalk - prescience? When worried about music copyright, start singing Christmas carols or Oh Canada. And finally the ferris wheel is for Scandinavian tourists who want a bird's eye view ( would have to be a kiwi,ostrich or chicken ) of downtown Toronto. They would have seen you coming a mile away in all directions - then out come the Viking helmets and a dissertation on Vinland. They are cold weather hardy.

[@lisaforman]

Thanks for taking one for the team, e! Great vid. It's possible that in the subterranean rot of my brain, I might be able to scoop up a memory or two of walks in the cold 😀 Yuck. Keep up the great work.

[@Toronto_Eugene]

I want to meet the city staffer who came up with the carousel and ferris wheel for solstice.

[@lisaforman]

@@Toronto_Eugene Ya, no kidding.

[@bigben-t5h]

I can't remember what was here before the triangular Square showed up. Anybody know?