I'm not even from Canada and yet I just watched your video with enthusiasm. Rosedale and the Chestnut Park were so beautiful. Rosedale is so wonderfully old-fashioned that I got nostalgic straight away. As a kindergarten teacher, I doubt that I will ever be able to afford something like that, but I can still dream. Thank you for the lovely video💙
The weather is exactly like we have in Vladivostok, Russia. The same bright, saturated colors of autumn, the same weather. I enjoy watching your videos while on another continent. I'm looking forward to another video from Toronto.
Yes, Jay MacPherson was a poet who lived in the area, and I lived there for awhile, on MacPherson, red-brick apartment building on the north side late 70's..... and while the area & homes were great, that apartment was not. Rail tracks & bridge were still operational & it felt like a locomotive was about to come through your living room 3 or 4 times a day & night!.... Also lived on Glen Road in Rosedale late 80's so nice to see both areas once again.... Thanks Johnny!
The house that was on sale at Macpherson Avenue is currently listed for $2.8M...and 6/49 jackpot is $11M tonight...lol! Summerhill neighbourhood is a nice area, convenient and not too much traffic. The person who just popped up at 22:45, doesn't seem to fit the demograph in the area. Thanks for the walk! 👍👍👍
My next door neighbor who used to be a boxer always tells me how he'd train running up that steep long hill at 39:55 ... where that lady is coming up with her dog (he's in his 70s now). Im pretty sure it goes down in to a ravine type pathway...very nice. He used to train at the Cabbagetown Boxing Club too.
36:38 was the late Kenneth Thomson's house, one of the finer examples of Georgian style architecture in town. Another example of this same style is on May (also in Rosedale).
Oh! Thank you for showing us some really nice neighborhood😍 Love to see the Chestnut Park street and white pumpkin decorations! It’s so cool❤️ Perfect ending at lovely park🤗👍
Craigleigh Gardens was once the 13 acre Rosedale property of Edmund Osler (1845-1924), businessman, politician and philanthropist. His brothers included Sir William Osler, the internationally renown surgeon.
This was a great stroll through a very nice neighbourhood and I especially liked that stone wall at 26:03. If I had the dubloons, I’d have an opulent condo somewhere in The City, or a very nice house with lots of space between myself and any neighbors. At the end of the video, I’d have been tempted to say to the rude coughing person, “Thanks for sharing!” (Bacteria-carrying droplets expelled by sneezes or coughs travel up to 4 metres and stay viable for 45 minutes after being expelled into the air and remain able to infect other people).
Que maravilloso vídeo, cuantos árboles de colores, cuanto silencio y armonía, un barrio humano conviviendo con naturaleza es posible. En este mundo hay lugares tan hermosos, donde la cultura del orden y la higiene está sumamente arraigada. Canadá es un país que siempre he relacionado con paz, frescura e impecabilidad, lamento no haber nacido allí, lamento que me tocara existir en un país pobre, tercermundista poblado por gente atrasada e ignorante que no permiten que nada bello exista
Nice walk through one of the last quiet and clean neighborhoods left in this city (but you need millions of dollars to live there).This walk also included a million cars , bright orange construction cones everywhere and more condos than you can shake a stick at. Too bad you couldn't post the cost of homes in the city where a 70 year old 2 bedroom 1 bath bungalow with no garage and no yard costs 2.2 million.
every video that you post, I watch it in it's entirety. My heart just gets so warm with the feeling that I'll get to be there one day
Thank you!
It’s truly beautiful 😻. I highly regret not purchasing a property here in 2010 because not all the houses 🏡 in Toronto have skyrocketed 🆙
I'm not even from Canada and yet I just watched your video with enthusiasm. Rosedale and the Chestnut Park were so beautiful. Rosedale is so wonderfully old-fashioned that I got nostalgic straight away. As a kindergarten teacher, I doubt that I will ever be able to afford something like that, but I can still dream. Thank you for the lovely video💙
Thanks!
The weather is exactly like we have in Vladivostok, Russia. The same bright, saturated colors of autumn, the same weather. I enjoy watching your videos while on another continent. I'm looking forward to another video from Toronto.
Wow 🤩 I used to live near here. Thanks for the video
I can walk these streets all day it looks so peaceful
Toronto is so beautiful in the fall thank you for capturing it in 4K !!👀
Yes, Jay MacPherson was a poet who lived in the area, and I lived there for awhile, on MacPherson, red-brick apartment building on the north side late 70's..... and while the area & homes were great, that apartment was not. Rail tracks & bridge were still operational & it felt like a locomotive was about to come through your living room 3 or 4 times a day & night!.... Also lived on Glen Road in Rosedale late 80's so nice to see both areas once again.... Thanks Johnny!
Thanks for watching!
Oh how I wish I was there to enjoy these beautiful fall trees with you Johnny😍 thanks for sharing continue bringing these wonderful vlogs 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Great video. You can publish a book recommending top walking routes in the city
The house that was on sale at Macpherson Avenue is currently listed for $2.8M...and 6/49 jackpot is $11M tonight...lol! Summerhill neighbourhood is a nice area, convenient and not too much traffic.
The person who just popped up at 22:45, doesn't seem to fit the demograph in the area.
Thanks for the walk! 👍👍👍
Hmm if you win I'd appreciate the gift ;)
Hi Johnny!..... watching on 21 October at 10:05 PM... Toronto is fantastic!!!
Loved your narrated walk and the neighborhood looks so beautiful. Great video Johnny 😀
Thanks Chets!
My next door neighbor who used to be a boxer always tells me how he'd train running up that steep long hill at 39:55 ... where that lady is coming up with her dog (he's in his 70s now). Im pretty sure it goes down in to a ravine type pathway...very nice. He used to train at the Cabbagetown Boxing Club too.
36:38 was the late Kenneth Thomson's house, one of the finer examples of Georgian style architecture in town. Another example of this same style is on May (also in Rosedale).
Toronto is very beautiful!
How beautiful is this neighbourhood...somehow it reminded me of that home in jumanji
Another great walk through some nice neighbourhood and beautiful homes 🏠.
Stay safe.
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Amazing video, im glad i found it. Just the colors seem a bit more saturated, and so i wondered if it really looked like that or if it is a post edit.
Oh! Thank you for showing us some really nice neighborhood😍
Love to see the Chestnut Park street and white pumpkin decorations!
It’s so cool❤️
Perfect ending at lovely park🤗👍
Thanks Alice, appreciate your comments and that you took the time to watch the entire video! :)
As always I look forward to your next masterpiece :)
Leaf blowers are an auditory blight on the entire city of Toronto.
Buen vídeo! hermosos vecindarios! casas fantásticas con jardines...! Seguí siendo mis ojos Mr stride, saludos desde Veracruz México
Thanks for a Fall colors walk. Self isolating since 2/29/20
Great Walking Tour! Very Nice :) Interesting 👍👍😊😊 Thank you for sharing!
Great walk tour. Many thanks you. 🙏💕🌹👍
Craigleigh Gardens was once the 13 acre Rosedale property of Edmund Osler (1845-1924), businessman, politician and philanthropist. His brothers included Sir William Osler, the internationally renown surgeon.
I hate leaf blowers. Beautiful walk. Thanks.
gorgeous neighborhood, in the fall it looks surreal xD
Good day to you Johnny i did lots of plumbing in that area
Like your residential walks!
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Kota yang indah sekali...
best vid in ages. parts felt surreal
This is a paradise 🖼️
Che bel posto!! C'est fantastique!!!!
cool calm clear clean
The house on 20:44 reminds me of Home Alone movie house
This was a great stroll through a very nice neighbourhood and I especially liked that stone wall at 26:03.
If I had the dubloons, I’d have an opulent condo somewhere in The City, or a very nice house with lots of space between myself and any neighbors.
At the end of the video, I’d have been tempted to say to the rude coughing person, “Thanks for sharing!”
(Bacteria-carrying droplets expelled by sneezes or coughs travel up to 4 metres and stay viable for 45 minutes after being expelled into the air and remain able to infect other people).
Thanks Vera! I pointed the camera away but that lady was within a few metres.. ugh
Nice walk! Do a stroll starting at Annette St and continuing onto DuPont.
Beautiful 🤩🌸
stunning
Excellent!
Awesome it's almost impossible for us to visit there
I've actually lived on both Roxborough Street west and east. Nice hood. Close to everything downtown.
Beautiful Town ❤️❤️❤️
You deserve a BIG like for this video, Johnny!
Hi, nice video
Nice area .., 🍂🍂🍂🍂🐿✨
I wanna live there as soon as possible 🙏😊🥰❤️
At 26:39 is the Dear Aunt Agnes house
Neat!
The squirrels are gathering food for the winter
Thank you for all your vidoes.. Really miss beeing there 💔
Bcoz they know something about 2021.
Reminds me of Chiswick London
Beautiful
Nice place
Great walking
Astonishing😲........ Looks like u r the fan of @actionkid , huh?
Que maravilloso vídeo, cuantos árboles de colores, cuanto silencio y armonía, un barrio humano conviviendo con naturaleza es posible. En este mundo hay lugares tan hermosos, donde la cultura del orden y la higiene está sumamente arraigada. Canadá es un país que siempre he relacionado con paz, frescura e impecabilidad, lamento no haber nacido allí, lamento que me tocara existir en un país pobre, tercermundista poblado por gente atrasada e ignorante que no permiten que nada bello exista
جولة جميلة جدا شكرا لك
Nice resitents zone
There are lots of park！
Azael morales Reyes 👍👍
Which is safer New York or Toronto?
Molson St. doesn't have any ties to the Molson family, according too Google.
Neat!
Nice walk through one of the last quiet and clean neighborhoods left in this city (but you need millions of dollars to live there).This walk also included a million cars , bright orange construction cones everywhere and more condos than you can shake a stick at. Too bad you couldn't post the cost of homes in the city where a 70 year old 2 bedroom 1 bath bungalow with no garage and no yard costs 2.2 million.
Which one is better rosedale or summerhill ?
I'd say Rosedale only due to its proximity to downtown but both are amazing.
What microphone were you using for this video?
Probably the Shure MVL.
Post more videos outside Toronto!
Where do you suggest?
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Money being no object, I would still like a garage too park my Lamborghinis
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Nice streets I will call you when I win 30 millionaire
you speak lottttt!
I speak lotttt? lol...
这个中产阶级住宅区蛮漂亮的
Thanks you?
Thanks you?