Category Archives: Places/Travel
Steveston, July 8, 2017
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Tagged boats, British Columbia, Fisherman's Wharf, fishing, fishing boats, Fraser River, Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Richmond, Steveston
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Taking the Q to Q ferry from the Quay to Queensborough, New Westminster
On Sunday, July 30 my family and I took a trip across the river to Queensborough on the second day of a two-day free preview of the new “Q to Q” (New Westminster Quay to Queensborough) demonstration ferry crossing. Once … Continue reading
Deep Cove, March 22, 2017
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Bowen Island, March 24, 2017
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Tagged boats, Bowen Island, British Columbia, Deep Bay, Snug Cove, trees, water
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A walk in Nanaimo (part 2)
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A walk in Nanaimo (part 1)
Last Wednesday it was a beautiful spring day so I decided to go on a day trip to Nanaimo. From the Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal in West Vancouver to the Departure Bay Ferry Terminal in Nanaimo the sailing takes one … Continue reading
Wreck Beach, February 13, 2017
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New Brighton Park, Vancouver, August 2016
Posted in Nature/Outdoors, Places/Travel
Tagged beaches, British Columbia, East Vancouver, Hastings-Sunrise, mountains, New Brighton Park, ocean, parks, playgrounds, swimming, swimming pools, Vancouver
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Reifel Bird Sanctuary, August 2016
In August we visited the Reifel Bird Sanctuary in Delta, BC. The sanctuary is a beautiful, peaceful spot nearly 300 hectares in size, with walking trails passing through wetlands and marshes. There’s an observation tower you can climb for incredible … Continue reading
Maplewood Farm, North Vancouver, July 2016
In July I visited Maplewood Farm in North Vancouver with my children. There are many types of animals to see on the farm, including varieties of birds, chickens, rabbits, ponies, a donkey, horses, pigs, sheep, goats, and a guinea pig. … Continue reading
