Gracefully, we found a place to return the centipede frame in exchange for individual tricycles.
Following the crowd, we made our way to the great city gates.
The doors are wooden, 20 cm thick, and held together by friction, not screws. There appears to be little clearance between the doors and the frame.
We stepped over the threshold onto the large stones of the entrance. The space was the shape of a hockey rink. On the walls were virtual tours of the city.
The highlights are the Royal Ontario Museum, the Hockey Hall of Fame, the Harbour Market, the Toronto Botanical Gardens, and the Center for Renewal of Boreal Forest.
Still, inside the entrance, we could do our virtual shopping. We have our transportation, lodging, and food sorted out.
Toronto is a civilized time-out.