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Saturday, March 20, 2010

GREETINGS FROM VANCOUVER

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Is a series started by the inventivity of Unknown Mami. She is amazing. Check out her blog! Click on the image of "Sundays In My City" and you will see other travel stories along with her own.





I am traveling to Vancouver this week for a conference on "wealthy thought" leadership. It has been the most illuminating conference and I am working on a full post on it. But for now, let's look together at some of the pictures I took from the city. I hope that, after you see them, you will understand, just as I did, why Vancouver is considered one of the top 10 most beautiful cities to live in in the entire world.

The English Bay--It is in the city and not on some isolated part of Canada. But this is Vancouver, not afraid to allow open spaces whithin the city. If this was Los Angeles, there would have been mansions and expensive condominiums up to the water line.


These birds with open wings are spread all over the city. They have many colors and patterns and pop up on the street when you least expect to see a piece of art.




















Quiet Saturday morning on English Bay.







The vehicle of the future? Perhaps.











A psychodilic car we just came across on the street. No one knew its history or why it was parked there. But we were all intrigued by it.































An Inuit symbol is this: INUKSHUK. You see it everywhere. It is meant to look like a stylized man from the distance.







At the end of March, all the trees are in bloom.


The nature and the big city combine in an absolutely unimaginably beauty in Vancouver.




















The Olympic flame is still burning. This time for the para olympics.






Hopefully you liked these images of Vancouver. And hopefully you too can visit it soon.



















22 comments:

  1. I liked! Thank you.

    I think the images are artistics, colorful and rather unusual. The color of leaves is gorgeous. I enjoyed the tour.

    Happy Sunday.

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  2. Well how marvelous to pop in and see my city so well represented. Ironically I was downtown last Sunday and driving up Thurlow saw that three wheel car of the future and the crazy car - watched people taking pictures - was that you??

    Glad you enjoyed your time.

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  3. We went to Vancouver on our honeymoon. It's a gorgeous city!

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  4. I am so delighted that you all stopped by. It's wonderful to hear your thoughts.
    I am glad you've enjoyed the ride and I hope Vancouver does amazing honymoons. And yes, it could have easily been me taking pictures of that car like crazy. I was trying to find the right angle that will best show how much fun that car was.
    Thank you again for your comments!

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  5. Fabulous! WE only spent 1 night in Vancouver a few years ago. It's a city we've said several times we want to return to and really SEE. Thanks for the reminder!

    Safe travels,
    jj

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  6. Wonderful photos..not to sure about the possible car of the future! LOL

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  7. Beautiful. Vancouver is on my list of places to visit. One day....

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  8. Vancouver does look really pretty! Thanks for sharing some sites, I did not see while watching the Olympics!

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  9. Thanks for the fabulous tour. My favorite photo is that of a quiet Saturday morning on English Bay.

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  10. I have always wanted to visit Vancouver - you have just sealed the deal :) I really want to go now!!

    Kristin - The Goat

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  11. Oh, I just love these pictures. So pretty. I love especially the quiet morning on the beach. Too pretty for words: )

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  12. I am just a hop, skip and a jump away in Alberta...
    glad you enjoyed your visit to our fair land!

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  13. I love the trees in bloom, how beautiful! The painted birds around the city must add a wonderful splash of color too.

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  14. Love the trees in bloom, they must be beautiful. And all those painted birds around the city must add uplifting splashes of color.

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  15. How lovely!!! Thank you for sharing!

    Toni @ Hemp & High Heels

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  16. loved them all, but esp the tree in context of the building behind. very nice.

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  17. I actually love the car. WE have a car here in town. I think it's bottlecaps that decorate the entire car. It's really quite a sight.

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  18. That car was great, you got some really great shots!

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  19. Beautiful pics! Now I want to go! :)

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  20. These pictures are unbelievable. What a beautiful place.

    Also, thank you so much for the kind introductions; it means quite a bit to me.

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