muertos
03-16-2009, 02:17 AM
I don't post here much, but I do love this site. Please help with this, it's driving me crazy!
There is something big, blue and strange on top of a skyscraper in downtown Toronto.
43°38'47.05"N, 79°22'53.98"W
The Toronto Athletic Club is located in this building, but that only deepens the mystery. It can't be a pool, because the blue thing appears to go "over" the corner of one building, and "under" the corner of another. Plus, using the past photos feature, I see that the "pool," if it is that, was drained in August 2007...why have a pool on a skyscraper and not use it in the summer? Also, I've never seen a swimming pool that shape before.
It could be an exercise track, but most tracks I'm familiar with are green in color and have lanes painted on them, which this one does not. Plus there are railings or some other kind of raised perimeter, as you can see the shadows it casts...exercise tracks usually don't have fences around them.
A covered track?
Any theories entertained. I'm baffled. :slant:
There is something big, blue and strange on top of a skyscraper in downtown Toronto.
43°38'47.05"N, 79°22'53.98"W
The Toronto Athletic Club is located in this building, but that only deepens the mystery. It can't be a pool, because the blue thing appears to go "over" the corner of one building, and "under" the corner of another. Plus, using the past photos feature, I see that the "pool," if it is that, was drained in August 2007...why have a pool on a skyscraper and not use it in the summer? Also, I've never seen a swimming pool that shape before.
It could be an exercise track, but most tracks I'm familiar with are green in color and have lanes painted on them, which this one does not. Plus there are railings or some other kind of raised perimeter, as you can see the shadows it casts...exercise tracks usually don't have fences around them.
A covered track?
Any theories entertained. I'm baffled. :slant: