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Vancouver Aquarium (part 1)
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Excellent! Funny we both posted about this place this week. Isn’t it wonderful there? I didn’t see the seals, though – their area was closed to the public the day I was there.
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I know! I smiled when I saw your post. I’ve had mine cued up for a couple of weeks — we went back in March.
Anyone reading this should take a look at Tricia’s lovely photos of the Aquarium: http://triciaphoto.com/2013/04/18/vancouver-aquarium/
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Aha! I wondered when you had gone.
P.S. We obviously continue to share a brain – just as you must have been writing this, I put a comment on my post linking to yours!
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I saw that just now! Thank you 🙂
Part 2 of my post contains frogs. They are my favourite. Great shot of the porpoise, by the way — he or she looks like she’s curiously checking out the photographer.
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I adore the frogs. I took WAY too many pictures of them! We must visit the aquarium together some day. I had such a good time, I’ve even pondered getting a membership.
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We have a membership. It’s the most economical choice if you’re going to go more than twice in a year. Plus, a membership comes with a free guest pass so you can take a friend! (I have not been paid to endorse the Aquarium.)
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