[post_thumbnail]Gastown was named after “Gassy” Jack Deighton, a Yorkshire seaman who arrived in 1867 to open the area’s first saloon. The town soon prospered and became the general centre of trade and commerce on the Burrard Inlet in downtown Vancouver, BC. Gastown is coated with ancient cobblestone streets and full of unique old buildings with…
[post_thumbnail]2011 was full of wonderful surprises and here are some of my favourite moments. There were so many more so please take a look at the rest of the Traveling Moments blog or view my flickr page. I have also put together a time lapse of the sunset on January 1st 2012. A great moment…
[post_thumbnail]Trains are very common all over Vancouver however they are mainly used to transport goods across the country. Trains are one of the most expensive ways to travel in Canada which is why you seldom see trains carrying passengers. These trains are located in North Vancouver near the refinery in lower Lonsdale. (more…)
Vancouver BC is full of breathtaking vistas and unforgettable scenery. Taking a relaxing stroll on one of the many beaches, parks or city streets is a favourite past time of my own as well as many other locals. When out and about in Vancouver make sure you take an extra moment to enjoy the incredible…
There used to be an old diner in Gastown, Vancouver BC. It was quiet in the morning and a perfect place to relax and sip your coffee. (more…)
