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Walk 4/27 White Rock Promenade & Lunch
Eastern end of the Promenade, looking out over the beach at White Rock
Group poses for obligatory picture at the white rock, 454-ton glacial erratic that's painted periodically in keeping with the city's identity
Approaching the White Rock Pier
Soothing sounds of the waves gently caressing the beach
Heading on out the pier. A 100-foot section was broken away in a December 2018 storm, but was rebuilt by August of 2019.
Gazing south across the exposed beach, where a heron rests near a tidepool
Canadian flag on the breakwater at the end of the pier
At the end of the pier looking back toward the city.
Stopping at a metallic map display to get out bearings
First Nations culture is always honored in Canada
Had a nice lunch of fish and chips downtown
View of the pier from along Marine Drive
Afternoon sun brings out the rippled texture of the sand
Eastern end of the Promenade, looking out over the beach at White Rock
Group poses for obligatory picture at the white rock, 454-ton glacial erratic that's painted periodically in keeping with the city's identity
Approaching the White Rock Pier
Soothing sounds of the waves gently caressing the beach
Heading on out the pier. A 100-foot section was broken away in a December 2018 storm, but was rebuilt by August of 2019.
Gazing south across the exposed beach, where a heron rests near a tidepool
Canadian flag on the breakwater at the end of the pier
At the end of the pier looking back toward the city.
Stopping at a metallic map display to get out bearings
First Nations culture is always honored in Canada
Had a nice lunch of fish and chips downtown
View of the pier from along Marine Drive
Afternoon sun brings out the rippled texture of the sand
Eastern end of the Promenade, looking out over the beach at White Rock
Group poses for obligatory picture at the white rock, 454-ton glacial erratic that's painted periodically in keeping with the city's identity
Approaching the White Rock Pier
Soothing sounds of the waves gently caressing the beach
Heading on out the pier. A 100-foot section was broken away in a December 2018 storm, but was rebuilt by August of 2019.
Gazing south across the exposed beach, where a heron rests near a tidepool
Canadian flag on the breakwater at the end of the pier
At the end of the pier looking back toward the city.
Stopping at a metallic map display to get out bearings