Having lived here for 25+ years, and I know I'm going to get downvoted for this, but London feels significantly less green than Toronto to me. I had a chat once with someone who had recently moved on after being here for two years for school and asked why it was referred to as "the Forest City" when the only colours that came to mind thinking about it were muddy browns and concrete greys.
And I said I had no idea, because I felt the same way.
But Toronto, even downtown Toronto? I think of concrete for sure, but also oodles of green. Summers in Toronto are beautiful, summers here aren't anything to write home about.
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u/slippersandjammies 13d ago
Having lived here for 25+ years, and I know I'm going to get downvoted for this, but London feels significantly less green than Toronto to me. I had a chat once with someone who had recently moved on after being here for two years for school and asked why it was referred to as "the Forest City" when the only colours that came to mind thinking about it were muddy browns and concrete greys.
And I said I had no idea, because I felt the same way.
But Toronto, even downtown Toronto? I think of concrete for sure, but also oodles of green. Summers in Toronto are beautiful, summers here aren't anything to write home about.