You can reach the SkyPod in one of six elevators (one has a glass floor!) travelling at 20 feet per second, and when you arrive, you'll probably need a beer to calm your frazzled nerves at the world's highest bar at at 346 metres (1,135 ft).
Saturday, 10 July 2010
C N Tower
It's the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere.
You can reach the SkyPod in one of six elevators (one has a glass floor!) travelling at 20 feet per second, and when you arrive, you'll probably need a beer to calm your frazzled nerves at the world's highest bar at at 346 metres (1,135 ft).
You can reach the SkyPod in one of six elevators (one has a glass floor!) travelling at 20 feet per second, and when you arrive, you'll probably need a beer to calm your frazzled nerves at the world's highest bar at at 346 metres (1,135 ft).
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I always regret not doing that.
ReplyDeleteTHis sounds like it would be GREAT Experience to go up to the top---Not sure I could take the Glass Floor...lol....! But, it certainly would be fun trying...!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very neat shot of this famous landmark!
ReplyDeleteI must confess to watching this being built but never having gone up to the top..or in fact even visited it at all. I don't 'do' heights..!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a spectacular image, Sham. I had no clue this was the world's tallest free-standing structure. I just got my education...again!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I am scared of heights. When in Toronto, we actually stayed just a couple of blocks from the tower, but I never went up - nor wanted to do so!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. The glass floor is a lot of fun. Amazing how tentative those first steps are even know you know it's perfectly safe.
ReplyDeleteI remember going there in 1996 and standing over the glass floor. I don't think their elevator was glass floored then though.
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