Midday rain gives way to broken clouds gives birth to amazing sunset. At least that’s how it works in my book.
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False Creek
I think this is called it False Creek because it doesn’t go anywhere, it just looks like a creek, well, more like a small harbor. Names aside, this is a very cool section of Vancouver.
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Quality Time
In the end, it’s not the place or length of time, but the quality that matters most.
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YVR
Not long ago while waiting for a flight I had time to look around at Vancouver airport.
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Burrard Bridge Impression
In Vancouver, the Burrard bridge is a favorite subject of mine. It’s surrounded by marinas, apartment buildings, boats, water, parks, …it’s what we refer to as ‘target rich’.
In Vancouver, the Burrard bridge is a favorite subject of mine. It’s surrounded by marinas, apartment buildings, boats, water, parks, …what’s not to love.
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Vogue Theatre
The Vogue is on Granville Avenue in downtown Vancouver. Seems like a cool place to listen to some cool jazz.
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Snowberrys
Walking around the seawall of Stanley Park is spectacular and scores of people do it every day. However if you ever walk through the interior forested paths it’s a completely different experience. These are Snowberrys that bloom in June and July. I imagine that after I finished taking this picture the fairies came back out and returned to their duties, …whatever those may be.
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Burrard Bridge Breezeway
This is taken atop the Burrard Bridge in Vancouver. I’m not sure breezeway is the right word since there is a road between the two openings, but it reminds of a breezeway so I’ll stick with it. I kind of liked the architecture and I doubt very much that this little gem is noticed by motorists as they drive by. But if you’re one of the many Vancouverites that walk on this bridge you’ll recognize this right away. Walking is a good way to notice things (as long as it’s not raining).
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English Bay Picnic
Along English Bay in Vancouver are beaches and public parks where people congregate all day and well into the evening. On this evening I noticed a small group of people having a picnic as they watched the sunset. Not far off was a Great Heron taking a break from fishing. I suspect he might also have been waiting to see if any scraps were left from the picnic. From what I could tell he’d have to wait as the picnic seemed to be just getting started.
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False Creek Boats
This is a night view of boats docked in False Creek from the Burrard Bridge in Vancouver. As I recall it was pretty late in the evening yet there were a lot of people out walking or riding bikes. I’m struck by how different this city is from most cities in North America, vibrant and teeming at all hours, not just the work week. In any case, as I took this on a Friday night I suspect a good number of these boats were out on English Bay the next day.
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