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Cherry blossoms
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2006

Cherry blossoms

The calendar might not agree, but spring has already sneaked up on us! I had planned a bike excursion to Horseshoe Bay for today, hoping that it wouldn’t rain too much. But on my way to Stanley Park I came upon a street gloriously lined with cherry blossoms. And then the sun came out. I just couldn’t leave the city behind me, that’s how much I love it…

Instead I took a long ride along the waterfront, followed the seawall, cruised through the park’s forest, climbed to Prospect Point, zoomed down to the beaches, left the water for a while to venture into the West End, then back to English Bay, crossed the Burrard Street bridge, headed west for a while, came back and explored False Creek, passed the three bridges, went up the hill to 14th Avenue and headed to Commercial Drive where I had a War at Belgian Fries, before going back home…

Vancouverites were out celebrating a beautiful Saturday and the coming of spring. Cherry blossoms were everywhere, pink and white. Harmony blanketed the city. It always does. Here are a few snapshots.

Posted at 2:30 AM in Photoblogs:

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1 - stephanie says:

« waowww... the first and the last pictures are really amazing !!!
And me, i was trying to recover after Martinis’ friday night.
pffff »
Date of comment: 2006-03-05 19:33 •
1.1 - Vince answers:

« A matter of priorities, ma chère... But we’re « dans le même bateau »: you had martinis, I had... sherry »
Date of comment: 2006-03-06 00:35 •
2 - la beloeill... says:

« Merci... »
Date of comment: 2006-03-05 21:26 •
3 - Sigrid says:

« Spring huh? Don’t. Even. Talk. To. Me. Mimosa will be next I suppose? »
Date of comment: 2006-03-07 15:44 •
4 - Vince says:

« Ô peuchère! Si je trouve du mimosa ici, je me fais la grande syncope. Pire, je m’extasie ! »
Date of comment: 2006-03-07 15:57 •

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