本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Thinking about buy a one day pass romaing around our city this Sunday. Westwood Sailing Club will be a must-see spot, actually my little trip will start from there. Don't know if anyone share same interest of sailing with me. PM me if you would like to go.
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Westwood Sailing Club
12 Regatta Road, Toronto, ON none!
Telephone: (416) 461-0613
TTC (nearest station) Union or Pape - transfer to 72B bus Bus/streetcar: 72B ( Transfer required from Union Station )
District: South (former City of Toronto and East York)
Architect and year:
Unknown Toronto School Portable Architect, 1940's
Subsequent architect(s)/ consultant(s):
Club Volunteers.
Open:
Saturday: 10 am to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:30pm
Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:30pm
Ever wonder how Alias Grace would’ve come to Toronto? Or how it was founded by Governor Simcoe 175 years ago?
Why … by sail of course!
Toronto has a long nautical history – and there is no better way to re-connect with it on a hot & muggy Toronto afternoon, than with a cooling sail down by the lake – so why not learn how with one of Toronto’s best kept secrets? The Westwood Sailing Club – in the heart of Toronto’s redeveloping waterfront.
This non-profit, volunteer club has been teaching adults to sail small craft since 1967 – without the expense of purchasing a boat!
Event information:
For the brave, we offer quick sails into Toronto's amazing Outer Harbour on our sailing dinghies (See Photo, Conditions & Capacity Permitting - Adults Only! You may get wet!). Sailing is also one of best, environmentally friendly ways to view the incredible wild life along the Leslie Street Spit.
We'll take groups on tours of our unique clubhouse – introduce the basic concepts of sailing and bring people up close & personal with our small craft.
Few cities in the world offer such an inexpensive introduction to sailing for adults – especially in a protected freshwater harbour.
Other information:
From Cherry Beach TTC Stop: walk East 5min ( towards large Hearn Power Station chimney )along Martin Goodman Trail (caution, cyclists!), from Cherry Beach Parking lots - past soccer fields - to Regatta Road Parking lot: we are half-way towards the end. 43 38' 30.00" N 79 20' 13.20" W
Photography permitted: Filming permitted:
Interior Yes tripod: No Interior Yes tripod: No
Exterior Yes tripod: Yes Exterior Yes tripod: Yes
Getting there: Click here for map.
Accessibility: N/A Washrooms: Yes Parking: Free Food: No
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Westwood Sailing Club
12 Regatta Road, Toronto, ON none!
Telephone: (416) 461-0613
TTC (nearest station) Union or Pape - transfer to 72B bus Bus/streetcar: 72B ( Transfer required from Union Station )
District: South (former City of Toronto and East York)
Architect and year:
Unknown Toronto School Portable Architect, 1940's
Subsequent architect(s)/ consultant(s):
Club Volunteers.
Open:
Saturday: 10 am to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:30pm
Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:30pm
Ever wonder how Alias Grace would’ve come to Toronto? Or how it was founded by Governor Simcoe 175 years ago?
Why … by sail of course!
Toronto has a long nautical history – and there is no better way to re-connect with it on a hot & muggy Toronto afternoon, than with a cooling sail down by the lake – so why not learn how with one of Toronto’s best kept secrets? The Westwood Sailing Club – in the heart of Toronto’s redeveloping waterfront.
This non-profit, volunteer club has been teaching adults to sail small craft since 1967 – without the expense of purchasing a boat!
Event information:
For the brave, we offer quick sails into Toronto's amazing Outer Harbour on our sailing dinghies (See Photo, Conditions & Capacity Permitting - Adults Only! You may get wet!). Sailing is also one of best, environmentally friendly ways to view the incredible wild life along the Leslie Street Spit.
We'll take groups on tours of our unique clubhouse – introduce the basic concepts of sailing and bring people up close & personal with our small craft.
Few cities in the world offer such an inexpensive introduction to sailing for adults – especially in a protected freshwater harbour.
Other information:
From Cherry Beach TTC Stop: walk East 5min ( towards large Hearn Power Station chimney )along Martin Goodman Trail (caution, cyclists!), from Cherry Beach Parking lots - past soccer fields - to Regatta Road Parking lot: we are half-way towards the end. 43 38' 30.00" N 79 20' 13.20" W
Photography permitted: Filming permitted:
Interior Yes tripod: No Interior Yes tripod: No
Exterior Yes tripod: Yes Exterior Yes tripod: Yes
Getting there: Click here for map.
Accessibility: N/A Washrooms: Yes Parking: Free Food: No
Highlights: Green更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net