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Two tugboats move huge ocean barge into Burrard Inlet. Tugboats are like hedgehogs; they are small, but very strong. . . . → Continue reading Burrard Inlet
Mediterranean jelly aka Cotylorhiza tuberculata Vancouver Aquarium Plenty of jelly-fishes: . . . → Continue reading Mediterranean jelly
October in the Colony Farm in Coquitlam. Bridge and flowers.
It is very important to celebrate New Year in the proper way. How every body know it will influent on your life during whole year:) And we done it properly. In the evening of 31st I drove from Seattle to Vancouver (to bring more travels into . . . → Continue reading New Year celebration
Rhododendron garden in the Burnaby near Burnaby City Hall. It is small, but concentrated haven for rhododendron-lovers. Middle of May. . . . → Continue reading Rhododendrons
Yesterday we quickly hiked on Mt Seymour to look how is the snow. Too little. No hope for skiing. . . . → Continue reading Ravens of Mt Seymour
Cannot say that I spend many time on the beach this summer, but at least I keeked for someones who did it whole summer. . . . → Continue reading Nefertiti on the beach
How I promised here is continuation of my august report from “maternity home” of Port Moody. . . . → Continue reading Continuation of report from “maternity home” of Port Moody
When you spend thousands of miles behind the wheel, hike and kayak hundreds kilometers looking for something beautiful, don’t forget to check what is near your house. Literally. Five minutes of drive, ten minutes on kayak, and I enjoyed to be near (really near, you can . . . → Continue reading Report from “maternity home” of Port Moody |
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