Vancouver is a breathtakingly beautiful city.
We spent a week there while E attended and spoke at a conference and I
worked remotely. My clients were mellow -- so, I could get out and
about to enjoy the city at least a couple of hours each day. In
addition to last weekend's
hike, I walked and jogged along the sea wall and through Stanley Park almost every day.
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I caught the last day of the Cezanne exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery. |
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Totem Pole in Stanley Park. |
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View of Downtown from Stanley Park. |
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Lions Gate bridge from Stanley Park. |
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Beaver Creek Lake in Stanley Park. |
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Baby Ducklings! |
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Seriously, Baby Ducklings. |
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Dorkiest hat competition in front of the lighthouse. |
After watching the sea planes every day, we decided to take a tour on our last full day. It was awesome.
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Creative use of the GPS watch. |
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The conference center -- E spent a week trapped, but with amazing views. |
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Sulfur processing plant. |
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Lions Gate Bridge from the top. |
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Gorgeous Views North through the Howe Sound. |
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Vancouver from the South. |
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Aerial view of Stanley Park, Downtown, the Harbor, and the Burrard Inlet. |
Update: Quick weekly workout summary to keep me honest -
1. total mileage 34.58, quite a bit walking (63%) due (i) getting lost; (ii) battling congestion and a cold that kept threatening to turn into something more serious; (iii) needing to recover from intervals by walking due to (ii); and (iv) choosing to hike with E over scheduled workouts.
2. Total tabatas 3/6 (now 4 behind, gonna need to double up a few more times)
3. Very little core/yoga other than tabatas, but did do some light stretching
4. Today's long run just wasn't happening. So I called it at an easy 2 miles, gardened, and did chores and pushed to tomorrow. Another day.
4 comments:
DUCKIES!!!
DUCKIESDUCKIESDUCKIES!!!
@Arvay -- that's essentially what I whispered very loudly when I saw them. We were so close!
I was handling the Van jealousy until I saw the sea plane trip. Darn , I wanted to do that.
@Cathryn: clearly, you need to go back.
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