Back in Nova Scotia, I was always a bit of a Christmas Grinch, not putting up a Christmas tree or turning on the outdoor lights until December 1st, but here in Toronto, they start Christmas right after Halloween, and since we are coming to Nova Scotia in the middle of December for Christmas, I relented and put up a tree and lights in the condo window in November.
Today, after suffering through a few days with a Toronto cold I went out into the Toronto cold and went for a Christmas tree walk. I few days earlier I had noticed that many of the large offices buildings, malls, and banks had decorated their lobbies with tall Christmas trees and today I went in search of some of them to photograph.
Back in Dartmouth we have the famous “Woody the Talking Christmas Tree”, and although I have not found any talking trees, there are some pretty impressive ones around the downtown area. An eight kilometre random walk around the neighbourhood unearthed over 20 large Christmas trees and I know there are lots more to be found.
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Radio City Condo (Our Building)
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| Collage Square Shopping Centre |
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| Eaton's Centre Shopping Centre |
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| Husdon's Bay Store |
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| Nathan Philips Square (City Hall) |
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| Bay Adelaide Centre |
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| Adelaide Street West Building |
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Scotia Plaza Building
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| Commerce Court West Building |
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| Toronto Dominion Centre |
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| Royal Bank Plaza Bay St. |
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| TD South Tower Wellington St. |
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| 105 King St. West |
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| 200 King St West Building |
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| DBRS Tower University Avenue |
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| Double Tree by Hilton Hotel |
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| Collage Park Shopping Centre |
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| Maple Leaf Gardens Loblaws |
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