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@daniohnezahl.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:59 AM

Ach ja, hier dings. Hab das wirklich gemacht. Und ich hab es geliebt! 🫶

#EdgeWalk #CNTowerToronto

@vsoch.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 4:09 AM

Thank you to the #EdgeWalk at the @tourcntower.bsky.social (Andrea, Domino, Lobster), and to Paragliding San Francisco (Mike) for the amazing roller-coaster paragliding! It was a fabulous kick off 🪂 into my next decade, and I fully intend to continue growing younger every year. 😊

@darkwaterphotos.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 10:30 PM

When the GPS in your 1940s Beechcraft 18 updates 80 years too late and drops you right in the middle of modern-day Toronto. 😏🤙🍁

#OhMyDouglas #CIAS2026 #RCAF #VintageWarbird #TimeTravel #TorontoHistory #AviationGeek #AirShow #AviationDaily #EdgeWalk

A close-up, dramatic telephoto photograph shows a vintage military aircraft flying dangerously close to the main pod of the CN Tower in Toronto, appearing to slice through the structure.The silver twin-engine aircraft, a historic Beechcraft 18 bearing Royal Canadian Air Force roundels, is angled downward as it flies directly in front of the tower's lower observation deck. A thick, realistic plume of smoke or explosion effects appears to erupt right where the airplane’s fuselage meets the concrete structure, creating the illusion of a catastrophic mid-air impact.In the background, the iconic concrete and glass observation levels of the tower are highly detailed under bright daylight, with a few tiny silhouettes of people visible on the EdgeWalk platform above. The overall composition mimics a high-stakes action movie stunt or a perfectly timed optical illusion from an airshow performance.