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Another cruise ship has docked already. We
saw two leaving yesterday. |
Another view from the Lookout
Tower. |
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In the distance you can see Mount Baker in
Washington State. It's over 140 km away! |
Gassy Jack. His real name was John
Deighton. This statue is situated in Gastown.
Gassy Jack was a saloon and hotel owner and an
important man for the development of Gastown, now a
district of Vancouver.
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The steam clock, fully powered by steam. It
whistles the tune of London's Big Ben, the Westminister
Chimes, every hour. Every quarter of an hour it
playes a part of this tune.
Click the speaker icon to hear the steam clock
whistle.
Steam clock
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Our limousine, which takes us
to the airport. |
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This limo can hold eight passengers and a
ninth one next to the driver.
Right now it holds six tourists with six large
suitcases. The driver had some difficulty to get all the
suitcases in. But he succeeded and we gave him a
generous tip.
(Photo by V. Lecomte) |
Here we go, up to the airport.
The end of a great holiday.
(Photo by V. Lecomte)
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The
End
This ends the
report of our travelling days. We'd like to thank you
for your visit to this travelogue. We hope you have
liked it and enjoyed the photos. We would appreciate it
when you write a small message in our guestbook. You
could send an e-mail as well.
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Every
photo is placed in two formats on the pages, a
small one with medium quality and a medium size
with high quality. If you'd like to have
full-size, high quality photos, please visit the
Photo Request page where an explanation is of
how to request these photos from us.
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A special
page is dedicated to all the wild animals we
have seen. They are not that many because we
were on a bus tour and buses still make some
noise nowadays so that scares them away. But the
ones we did see are here.
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If you
have questions, suggestions, corrections or
other '..tions' you can always send an e-mail.
We will answer each one of them.
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We have
another travelogue online that you can visit:
The SW-USA, Hawaii (Oahu, Kauai) and Washington
Thank
You
Mark
& Esther van Gool |
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