The course I am teaching in Toronto is over and tonight I had a colorful commute.

During the course I have been staying at a hotel near the office and walking to and from work each day. Tonight it was time to head To Friends on Friday. This meant that we had to drive through commute traffic.

The commute was not too fun as a truck was blocking several lanes of traffic in the direction we were going. Since traffic was slow it gave me the opportunity to get some pictures of the fall color here in Canada.

The trees were really beautiful as we passed over the Don River Valley.

I really liked the orange and red leaves on the trees. The colors really contrasted with the green leaves.

You can see that the sky is also full of clouds. The weather has been rainy for the last couple of days. The temperatures are also plummeting and there is a possibility of snow flurries before I leave later this weekend.

If I had this colorful scenery to drive through all year round, it would make for a nice commute. However, this color does not last too long and then it is time for the snow tires.

Here is one last picture of the trees in Don Valley. It was definitely a colorful commute.

Steven