The answer is: C, Lake Ontario. Toronto, capital of the province of Ontario, lies on the northwestern shore of the lake of the same name, the smallest of the Great Lakes.
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I've held onto this, off my calendar at work. A conversation in chat last week reminded me of this picture that I had sitting around waiting to be scanned.
The answer is: C, Lake Ontario. Toronto, capital of the province of Ontario, lies on the northwestern shore of the lake of the same name, the smallest of the Great Lakes.
The answer is: C, Lake Ontario. Toronto, capital of the province of Ontario, lies on the northwestern shore of the lake of the same name, the smallest of the Great Lakes.
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I knew that! and did you know Canada has over half of all the world's Lakes?
ReplyDeleteNope, didn't know that but should have. I've got pics of many of them now. :)
ReplyDeleteThe CNN tower has a portion where either floor was glass or a window slanted up from the floor - in any event, I very nearly lost my lunch when I went up the tower and got prodded over to the glass.
ReplyDeleteThe view was/is spectacular - but all I can remember is pointing out to someone "Hey! there is a McDonalds!"
*blanches* looks like a giant hypodermic needle....
ReplyDeleteYes it has a huge glass floor..... Michael @ 350 lbs jumps up and down on it and I throw up my lunch, and just recently this spring they've put a glass floor in the elevator
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