Kariya Park in Mississauga
Published by Toronto Mike on September 16, 2007 @ 13:22 in Miscellaneous
I've been so busy lately I've fallen behind in my blogging. I wanted to write about Kariya Park, a nice little zen garden I discovered when walking along Burhamthorpe near Square One in Mississauga. I was strolling along, enjoying the sunshine, when I stumbled upon a little oasis tucked away amidst all the concrete and office buildings.
It's called Kariya Park and it was opened in 1992 to commemorate Mississauga's twin city relationship with Kariya City, Japan. It's a tiny park but awfully peaceful and full of soothing and eye pleasing waterfalls, ponds and streams. As you'll see from this photoset, it also has a great deal more. It's been around for fifteen years but it's new to me. What a find!
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Zack Curren
September 16, 2007 / 14:48
Nice park, lately me and the rest of the team have been checking some of the other parks in Toronto.
have a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owrqptuN618
we're the bikini clad Twin Fin team and we're here to surf