Off to the Planning Institute of B.C.’s conference in Prince George.
In the meantime, some shots of Glen Patterson’s extraordinary roof-top garden at Coal Harbour.
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i don’t get it. it’s a garden in a new condo. it comes with a view that costs half a million–maybe a million–dollars. can’t we be more critical? can’t we think twice? what’s to admire here?
If you are asking us (we) to be more critical try to be more specific in your criticism. Your rant lacks substance.
Exactly what is wrong with the two pictures?
What is wrong with a garden on a rooftop?
What alternative are you suggesting to this?
What is not to admire about this? Be specific
If you are asking us to think twice, what is the second thought you are having?
What does the cost of a view have to do with anything in these pictures?
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You must be a real joy to live with.
You obviously can’t handle critisism so Ultraman, you are the one that must be difficult to live with.
Inuk