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Viewing from North (towards South) and on street level. I have shot quite a few photos on this building from various locations and POV, please visit my album "Vancouver House" for more photos :)
Photo animation of Vancouver city, created with Plotagraph pro
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Saturday 13 February residents in downtown Vancouver awoke to a healthy blanket of snow - our first and likely only snow event this winter.
Unusual for a Canadian city, Vancouver has relatively mild winters with little snow. Cold air from the Arctic that sweeps over the rest of Canada in winter is typically blocked from reaching Vancouver by the coastal mountain range.
Vancouver has very mild winters by Canadian standards. The average daily temperature during the three coldest months (Dec., Jan., Feb.) is 4 degrees Celsius / 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Vancouver's winters are very wet, with some rain on 51 days out of 90. On average it snows on only 7 days every winter.
For about nine days a year, Vancouver has at least a centimetre of snow on the ground. Since it rains more than snows during winter, the remnants of a snowfall usually wash away before long.
Went out for coffee at Granville Island last night and I loved how the sky looked downtown. Today is my last day in Vancouver. I fly back up, "home" to Whitehorse tonight. I am excited, but more nervous than I had expected. And right now my head is full of so many things. If I am offline for a bit, worry not, I will return with photos taken north of 60 soon.
Early morning light on the east side of Vancouver after an overnight of snow. Best viewed full screen...
On the far right is the 'down arrow'- click on that to open 'original' size... click 'open' on original size and then hit F11 on keyboard for full screen effect...
5 images merged with Photoshop
Spanish Banks Beach, West Point Grey, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Overnighter in a world class city in the Pacific Northwest.
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False Creek is a short narrow inlet in the heart of Vancouver, separating the Downtown and West End neighborhoods from the rest of the city. It is one of the four main bodies of water bordering Vancouver, along with English Bay, Burrard Inlet, and the Fraser River. Granville Island is located within the inlet.
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