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Toronto: A Bike Ride to the Distillery District Pt. 1
Video Description: Monday, August 4, 2008, was another absolutely gorgeous day and a holiday, so this was the perfect opportunity to take my European visitors on another bike ride to explore Toronto. We headed south on the Don Valley bicycle path, and my guests remarked that there is an astounding amount of green space in this big metropolitan city. There are even opportunities for off-road mountain biking in this city. Related Article Subjects: Toronto Bike Ride to Distillery District, architecture, arts, bicycle, brewery, Canada, centre, corktown, distillery, district, don, era, for, industrial, mill, ontario, path, performing, street, toronto, valley, victorian, youngToronto Bike Ride to Distillery District
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