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Above the head

Today, on West Georgia and Bute waiting for the bus.

Let's pretend it's summer

Lately, the weather was just awful here, I cannot believe that is end of  June.
Anyway, somebody decided to paint those lovely benches in red and to bring color into our lives.

The King & Queen

work of Sorel Ertog,

Harbour Green Park, Vancouver

Little boats

On the way to Stanley Park, caught a glimps of ....

Good morning

Cloudy like always. Still waiting for the sun.
I didn't focus camera. Couldn't lay on the grass, some people were watching.

Chinatown

Millennium Gate - western entrance to Chinatown, combines both Eastern and Western symbols with Chinese themes.

Bluish

Taken from Stanley Park .
My blog, I mean my photos are so blue...........
I have to take another cup of tea.

Easy Sunday in Gastown

just me and cup of tea..........        oh, and somebody in the corner, near piano, but we don't care......

Weekend Reflections - Pixelated Orca

Sculpture "Digital Orca" by Douglas Coupland (and its reflection).
This is my entry for Weekend Reflections #39

The Drop

 Elegant sculpture outside Vancouver's Convention Centre, work of Inges Idee .
"The Drop pays homage to the element of water and the untamable forces of nature which are omnipresent in Vancouver. The slender, elongated sculpture balances as if a huge raindrop were on the verge of landing on sea walk."
                                                                                                                             Inges Idee
                                                                                                                            2009
             

Whytecliff Park...

...seaside park in West Vancouver, popular amongst scuba divers and nature lovers.
Photo was taken in february.

Inukshuk at English Bay

It's raining again so my camera is resting while I am pretending to watch World Cup 2010. Don't ask me who's playing because I have no idea. Anyway, photo was taken couple weeks ago at English Bay. You can see Inukshuk, Inuit's stone figure well known in all Canada. It represents human being, in the Inuit's language Inuktikut, Inukshuk means "in the likenes of a human". This one was made by artisan Alvin Kanak.

Wreck Beach

A view of Downtown Vancouver