Vancouver in Late January
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Vancouver
Thank God.
2 weeks ago
Current Weather
Current Vancouver Weather
Burrard Street Bridge
Downtown Vancouver
Lions Gate Bridge
Iron Workers Memorial Bridge
About Moi
- Robert W.
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- "Pelalusa" is a glorious Spanish-sounding word that means ... well ... absolutely nothing! The word doesn't actually exist. But it sure sounds like it means something!! While living in Mexico City in 1996/97 I would often ask my friends the meaning of this word and that. One day I asked what "pelalusa" meant, for it just 'sounded' like a word that would mean something en Español. But alas, it does not.
Other Voices
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Barking Bad2 years ago
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Des mots. La vie.7 years ago
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Falling8 years ago
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I've collected together a number of my best flower photos. Each of them has more than sufficient resolution for printing, even as an enlargement. You can download a 46MB Zip file containing many photos by clicking on this image:
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Olympics Blogs
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On a hiatus14 years ago
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Beauty from Around the World
Favourite Panoramas
3 comments:
The tower in your third photograph is the one I'm working on.
Very cool! Do you know who some of the major occupants in this new bldg will be?
If you ever take any photographs from up there, please do let me know! I bet that on a sunny day, the views must be spectacular!
I'm afraid I don't know who will be moving into the upper floors. The hotel is from 1-22, there's a 23 maintenance floor, and then 24-46 are the suites, some have double-height views on the south side. 47 and 48 are the penthouse and they're just finishing the pouring for those.
The views are just unbelievable up there. Friday morning was a spectacular show of light. I got a few photographs, but I'm waiting for a friend to upload them off his iPhone. I'll certainly pass them along. Mount Baker looks awesome from up there. It's pretty cool because as you get higher the views are really worth the money. From the 37th floor you can finally start seeing the Pacific ocean as it spreads out to the western horizon.
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