WARNING: THIS IS A NANO CACHE (VERY VERY TINY)
The GPS co-ords were logged at an accuracy of 7m, and after
several readings we are happy with them.
If the logbook is hard to get out, tap the container on the side
and pull from the portion that starts to pop out. Please roll it
back up NICE AND TIGHT so the next cacher can get it out of the
container without a problem.
It may necessary to be discreet at times.
From the Plaque at the Location:
This walkway, known as "Philosopher's Walk," follows the ravine
landscape created by Taddle Creek as it once flowed towards Lake
Ontario. As the City grew, the creek became contaminated, was
channelized and was completely buried as a series of sewers. The
last vestige of the creek flowed through these University of
Toronto lands and disappeared in the early 1880s.
This walk passes by two of Toronto's most prestigious
institutions, the Royal Ontario Museum and the University of
Toronto. The walk's Bloor Street entrance is highlighted by the
Queen Alexandra Gateway (circa 1901), an ornamental iron and stone
entrance with commemorative plaques.
