Oxygen!
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I sometimes get to this point where I feel like there’s not quite enough oxygen in this city to go around. Once in a while my solution to this is to head to the conservatory in Allan Gardens and take big gulps of vegetatively purified air. In my opinion it's one of the loveliest and special public spaces in the city...that means any one can go, for free, and enjoy. Not too many places like that around. Stroll through the different rooms during any season and treat your senses to the sights and smells of plants from all over the world. Some factoids about Allan Gardens... The conservatory was built in 1909, the park outside is host to the largest flock of pigeons in toronto and most of the trees are over 100 years old (bless you wikipedia). A stroll through here helps to recharge the concrete weary batteries.
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