Granville Island Market
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Photography by Leslie Robinson 
Yum!
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did you get the drunken goat? 😉
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Not yet Dennis, but I plan on visiting the Salt Spring Island Cheese company in July! Mmm, can’t wait!
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Cheese, I don’t recall the company’s name but I had occasion to buy enough cheese to feed a family of 30. Miss the market, and the cafe, and the other Island shops. The bookshop. The beer…why am I whinning?! Thx. for the pics.
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HEJ-HEJ Ms.Leslie.
Could I impose on you to post some Granville Island Market photos showing my favourite Coffee-Spot “The Blue Parrot?”. Or whichever business has taken over that spot. Thanks Much.
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According to the internet, the Blue Parrot is still there. I will look for it next time I go.
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Much Thx.
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Yum. I love new carrots!
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