While America celebrated Memorial Day, we decided to visit one of Toronto's famous landmarks - the CN Tower.
Before we could go into the tower, we had to stop and watch the trains coming into and out of Toronto. Andrew waved to each train engineer as the trains went under the bridge.
Once we arrived to the Observation Deck of the CN Tower, Andrew gasped at the view from "way up high".
He pointed to the train tracks and continued to watch the trains from the tower.
He also watched planes take off and land at a nearby airport.
After spending a good deal of time on the Observation Deck, we jumped onto another elevator and headed up to the Sky Pod, which is the world's highest observation deck.
We were again greeted with gorgeous views of the city, Lake Ontario, and we could even see Rochester across the lake.
Once we returned to the Observation Deck, we discovered the Glass Floor... literally. It's a glass floor that allows you to stand and look down to the ground from the top of the CN Tower. Mommy wasn't too keen on standing on the Glass Floor. Andrew loved it. He walked, jumped and even laid down on the glass to get a good view of the ground beneath him. No fear at all.
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