Queen Elizabeth Park (part 2)
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- BC Ferries
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- doors
- East Vancouver
- element
- False Creek
- fences
- flowers
- food & drink
- Fraser River
- gardens
- Granville Island
- Hastings Street
- heritage
- houses
- Kitsilano
- lighting
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- music
- nature
- New Westminster
- New Westminster Quay
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- parenting
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- Pier Park
- public art
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- rhododendron
- Richmond
- River Market
- rocks
- Salish Sea
- Salt Spring Island
- schools
- seawall
- Sechelt
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- shops
- sky
- SkyTrain
- Spanish Bank Beach
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- Stanley Park
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- Sunshine Coast
- transit
- transportation
- trees
- UBC
- University of British Columbia
- Vancouver
- Vancouver Aquarium
- Victoria
- walks
- water
- West Vancouver
Great shots. Thankfully the Bloedel Conservatory is still there and didn’t succumb to budget cuts – a wonderful spot.
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It very nearly did succumb to budget cuts, until a private group (Friends of the Bloedel) got together to raise funds.
I’m very glad it’s still there — it’s a great place to take kids on a rainy day!
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oh, the colors! gotta love nature…
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Aren’t they pretty? There’s an astonishing amount of variety amongst bird species.
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My favorite shot is the last one. Very nice!
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Thanks! That is a gorgeous bird. I don’t know what kind it is.
I like the two little lovebirds (second-to-last photo) who look as though they’re about to kiss 🙂
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Lovely, especially the last one.
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Thank you!
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