Vancouver Day 3-10: PCL, to Victoria

Gloominess

Vancouver Day 3-9: Aquarium,Stanley Park

those sweaty Memories are usually 

Blurred and Dazzled ---

people try to hold that with cameras,

but just bury them in another way, eventually.

Vancouver Day 3-8: Stanley Park<< Autumn

Autumn

really is the season of Sentiment

of Fall

Vancouver Day 3-7: Stanley Park

Perhaps we could launch out  some day,
Let's toast and cheer to our Voyage~

Vancouver Day 3-6: Hotel Burtchar

So, we could stand in front the window

and greet the dawn

Vancouver Day 3-5: Granville Island

"DON'T ACT LIKE YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE ON THE BUS"

I LIKE THIS SLOGAN!!!

Vancouver Day 3-3: The Public Market, Granville Market

The singer's voice is wonderful, 

especially  when she was singing for the lovable little-girl. 

I love this scene, 

because the mom was dancing with her daughter 

with a wonderful and happy song~ 

What a great moment~

Vancouver Day 3-2: Around the Public Market, Granville Island

a small ferry dock

These glasses were beer-bottles.

What a brilliant idea!

I've lots of bottles of wine, whiskey, beer, ... (smile)

Hope I could do similar work one day. 

I really love this kinda of colorful, crowed( & organized) bulletin board.

Vancouver Day 3-1: Typewriter, Granville Island

Since years ago, I always want to buy a manual typewriter~

Till this trip, I had an experience to play a typewriter in a interesting store! 

I love it, absolutely~~~

I even asked a clerk where could buy a typewriter at the moment. 

Unfortunately, she had no idea about it!

Just told me that perhaps I could find them in antique stores~

And on the next day of the day I played the typewriter in this store,

I saw a poet, 

who used his typewriter to write poems for customers~

Ha, that's the last straw!

On that street, the Government St. in Victoria, at the moment,
I decided to buy myself a typewriter!!!

Now, I have to typewriters (greed, sigh~).

One is Olivetti Lettera 32,

the other is Adler Tippa S in cursive font.

I guess the cursive plate was transplanted from some other typewriters, 

since all information I have fond on Goolge indicates that there 

were no typewriters in cursive font were produced by the manufacturer.

Anyway, I love the cursive font!

My letters look more romantic with it.

I will take some photos of them and share with you~ (dancing)

Vancouver Day 3-1: Granville Island

around a bus stop

Vancouver Day 2-10: Night in Gastown

The day we came back form northern Vancouver,
the sunlight just sank,
we decided to visit Gastown again,
to enjoy its another face at night~

without crowed tourists,
the street looked so peaceful,
and the air smelled even fresher~

sitting in a cafe,
sipping coffee occasionally,
talking with friends,
or just writing down anything blowing over your mind....
that's life!

Vancouver Day 2-9: Lonsdale Quay Place & Seabus

Lonsdale Quay Place

around Lonsdale Quay port

 around Lonsdale Quay port

Seabus

Vancouver Day 2-8: Capilano Park

Vancouver Day 2-7-2: Capilano Suspension Bridge

Vancouver Day 2-7-1: Capilano Suspension Bridge

Vancouver Day 2-6: Capilano Park: Totem Pole

you can see lots of Totem Poles in different places/parks in this city

I prefer Stanley Park's Totem Poles,

and the photos will be posted on later.... :)

Vancouver Day 2-5: Mt. Grouse: Lumbering Show

another show started when we left for visiting grizzly bears.

we are passengers for those actors,

as they are for the mountain,

as I am for my advisers,

as whole of us for the earth,

as the earth for galaxies and universities.

we live in a world consists of passengers...

Vancouver Day 2-4: Mt. Grouse

Lumbering Show

Vancouver Day 2-3: Beautiful Children, Mt. Grouse

ah... kinda out of focus... 

anyway, that girl in the center of this photo is the leading role.

I admires this husband & wife ,

they took 5 children out!!!!!!!!!

Vancouver Day 2-2: Mt. Grouse

There were lots of 'My First Time' in this trip.

Picking Chair is one of them. (smile)

Honestly, I kind of fears height......

so, it made me a bit of anxious~

Anyway, it's really a exciting and interesting experience!