On my way home from various errands.
Here’s wishing everyone a terrific New Year.
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I saw that yesterday (but didn’t take any pics.) The mountains had new snow and sun hitting them but the city was in shade. Quite a nice contrast.
If only those high rises weren’t in front of the mountains.
If you walked to Coal Harbour, they wouldn’t be!!
There is nearly a million square kilometers of BC from which you can gaze at unobstructed scenery. There is, as evidenced by the prices people pay for it, a tragic absence of city.