Day 6 - CN Tower

We both woke up “tired and emotional “

I’d like to say that in hindsight, switching from beer to rum wasn’t a great idea

In fact, foresight tells me that it’s a terrible idea

Feeling groggy, we set out into downtown Toronto and thankfully the heat had abated

We wondered around a bit before stopping for brunch at an eatery in the underground shopping mall

Then we were on to the CN Tower

Have to say it was pretty impressive 

We were really lucky with the queue - in fact the sun has pretty much been shining on us as far as getting to places before it gets busy 

Joss then needed a medicinal ice cream in front of a fountain

We finished the afternoon picking up some souvenirs before Joss took a “quick” siesta 

While she had a kip, I went out for a walk and explored some of the directions we hadn’t managed to go

I can neither confirm nor deny whether I tried a Canadian McDonald’s 

But if I HAD tried one, I’m sure it would have been delicious 

For dinner, we headed into Chinatown- but there was food from the whole of Asia - this one’s for Hattie

We settled though on Chinese and we ordered way too much but it was so tasty

After this we went back to our local bar and watched the ice hockey on the tv

The crowds are so polite I really didn’t fit in when I was there

I did, however, very much enjoy the Marlies’ only other chant (from let’s go Marlies) which was “ref you suck” - not even the family stand at Bournemouth would sing that

I’ve enjoyed every moment in Canada - with the bright lights of New York to come - bring it on!!!!