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Obey the little man.

Now Open!

Perspective

Cyclists' eye view traveling along the Queensborough Bridge.

Cycle!

Choose a path, any path. They all go to great places!

Culvert

Heaven

Burger Heaven. The fruit & veg stand. Yum.

Bizarre

How does this even make sense? Not only that, the zigzag doesn't even join properly so someone on wheels would find themselves in a slightly dangerous situation. Another example of catering to cars and not giving that much attention to pedestrians, etc.

Neigh, not Sleigh

Christmas Day traffic in Qualicum Beach.

At Attention

Near the flyover between the Quay and Carnarvon.

Wide angle

Same building as yesterday, but a wider view east down Columbia Street, to the River Market at right, opposite the railway tracks.

Ending and Beginning

Where the road ends, the trail begins. Beginning the ascent to the summit of Mount Gardner (762m) on Bowen Island.

Ribs

Going Down

Sometimes the meaning behind street signs isn't completely clear.

Blazing Oranges

Beautiful autumn day. Great day for a walk in a small park.

Water Here

The Fuzz

Just another typical night in downtown Vancouver.

Confusion

Sometimes neighbourhood traffic calming doesn't always seem simple.

Tunnel vision

A glance up Carnarvon Street from 10th yields a view of tower blocks leaning inwards. Perhaps someday the complex on the right side of the street will be completed. It's been 5 years now with no end in sight.

Crazy Canucks

Not the greatest photo (taken through the bus window), but it does illustrate how much some people love their hockey team. Taken about 30 minutes before the start of game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Semiahmoo

This rock monument at Bear Creek park in Surrey marks the location of the first road linking the town of New Westminster to the International Boundary, crossing what is now the city of Surrey. According to the city of Surrey website, the Semiahmoo Wagon Trail was begun in 1873, and had become known as the Semiahmoo Trail by 1890.