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From: benaloh@theory (Josh Benaloh)
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Subject: Toronto Foliage & Food
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Date: 18 Oct 89 06:14:13 GMT
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What is the best way to view Toronto's fall foliage?

	If you have a car, you can drive for hours into
	the country and see a few trees at a time
	(but this isn't really Toronto foliage anyway).

	You could walk down Toronto side streets and see
	one tree at a time (and suffer the ill consequences
	of a little extra exercise).

	You could go up the CN Tower and see many trees
	from too high to make them out (and this costs $$$).

				or

	You could come to

		TORONTO FOLIAGE POT-LUCK FOR COUCH POTATOES

		SUNDAY OCTOBER 22		4PM --> ???

				50 QUEBEC AVE
		(across from the High Park subway station)

	where you can view the foliage of High Park and
	Toronto's west end with an easy glance while sitting
	on a couch holding a plate of food.

Bring family.  Bring significant others.  Bring food.  Please r.s.v.p.
so that we can determine what and how much needs to be provided.

Reply to "benaloh@theory", call 978-6322 or 766-6430, or just tell me
you're coming.

This limited time offer expires when the leaves fall off of the trees.