THIS WATERY SCENE was taken a few days ago while on the Burrard Bridge looking towards the Granville Street Bridge to downtown Vancouver. You can enlarge the photo for more detail.
Lovely photo, Penelope! That appears to be in my neck of the woods, but I'm not absolutely certain. Is it along the seawall looking towards the Granville Bridge?
Ah, the Granville Street Bridge, and all the years I worked at the south end of it, in what we called "the new building" housing the Sun and the Province. Now the new building is gone and the old Sun Tower still stands on Beatty Street downtown. The more things change, the more they stay the same. Super photo, Penelope dear. Thanks for the memories. -- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Very pretty image. I have not been to Vancouver BC sense the Worlds Fair. With a little brush stroke filter, it would be exactly like a famous painting. Thanks for sharing! Here is my entry.
I know this neck of the woods, a fellow Vancouverite! Or almost, out in the Valley here. I have been past this area though a few times, but never long enough to take a picture! Great photo!
Canada has so many bridges, both rural and urban. I have seen fellow bloggers from Canada showing off their bridges, be it north of south, east or west.
Lovely photo, Penelope! That appears to be in my neck of the woods, but I'm not absolutely certain. Is it along the seawall looking towards the Granville Bridge?
ReplyDeleteI was a little slow in providing the information, Carol. It is your neck of the woods but from a slightly different location.:)
ReplyDeleteAh, the Granville Street Bridge, and all the years I worked at the south end of it, in what we called "the new building" housing the Sun and the Province. Now the new building is gone and the old Sun Tower still stands on Beatty Street downtown. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
ReplyDeleteSuper photo, Penelope dear. Thanks for the memories.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Very pretty image. I have not been to Vancouver BC sense the Worlds Fair. With a little brush stroke filter, it would be exactly like a famous painting. Thanks for sharing! Here is my entry.
ReplyDeleteLovely view, though it looks awfully grey! (just like it is in Ont)
ReplyDeletebeautiful. wish i can revisit this lovely city.
ReplyDeleteI know this neck of the woods, a fellow Vancouverite! Or almost, out in the Valley here.
ReplyDeleteI have been past this area though a few times, but never long enough to take a picture!
Great photo!
i imagine you're standing on another bridge? or having coffee in a high-rise. lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteMidweek Blues
Watery Wednesday
Silky, soft and shimmering waters!
ReplyDeleteCanada has so many bridges, both rural and urban. I have seen fellow bloggers from Canada showing off their bridges, be it north of south, east or west.
what a beautiful photo!! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic view! It looks to me that hazy weather somehow fits to the scnene of the river.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Yoshi
Lovely. It feels so strange to me to see boats in the water this time of year. Your weather is so much warmer than ours this time of year. :)
ReplyDeleteI used to love going down to Granville Island. I must make a visit when we are in town when we go sometime in February.
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