The New Point Grey Road – 11: Numbers. Ken Ohrn’s “An Hour on Point Grey Road ” is attracting lots of traffic (ahem). “B” has counted the people…
The New Point Grey Road – 10: One hour and 245 images on PGRKen Ohrn does something amazing: “An Hour on Point Grey Road – photos of everyone who passed by me, whether…
The New Point Grey Road – 9: Sunny SundayPGR still doesn’t connect to finished bikeways or lanes at either end where active construction is still underway, but people are beginning to flock there…
The New Point Grey Road – 8: Keeping CountStephen Rees sends along shots of transportation cyclists on PGR: . . At least they look to me to be less…
The New Point Grey Road – 7: Rainy DayAlex P takes up the challenge: I tore myself away from some work for a bit of shopping, and included…
The New Point Grey Road – 6: Surf’s UpIn response to the pic in the previous post of the new green space on Point Grey Road, regular commenter…
Why please the rich on Point Grey Road?Peter Ladner added a comment to The New Point Grey Road – 4 that I wanted to copy here – first,…
The New Point Grey Road – 5This shot was taken by Chris Kay in very early February, just after the road was closed: . It was an…
The New Point Grey Road – 4Another one from Ohrn: . Even though PGR has been transformed from a high-volume, high-speed commuter arterial, some residents still…
The New Point Grey Road – 3Rush hour: Monday, March 10 – 6 pm. by Peter Ladner. Send in your shot to pricetags (at) shaw.ca.…
The New Point Grey Road – 2It took approximately two minutes for the second shot to come in for our new series, this from Chris Bruntlett –…
The New Point Grey Road – First of a seriesThe temperature rises, the evening light lengthens, and more people discover a transformed Point Grey Road. So time to start…
Ladner Letter – 2: A Buddy’s Thoughts on Point Grey RoadAnother letter from a buddy of Peter Ladner. I’ll say this: Peter Ladner’s buddies are a literate bunch. They have…
Point Grey Road: Nelson Skalbania has a fitThis verges on parody: . . Nelson Skalbania has had a fabled career in Vancouver as a consulting engineer (some…
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