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Walk 5/4 Stanley Park / La Casa Gelato
Starting out on the Seawall Trail
Visited the beautiful totem poles and reflected on the First Nations people who were the inhabitants of the park area
The totem poles are one of, if not the most visited tourist attractions in all of Canada
My personal favorite is called Dzunukwa, the Giantess
Also loved this bronze sculpture, a tribute to the ways of life of the Native peoples
I thought-- now there's one bad ass fisherman
Lumberman's Arch, on the site of a long-ago First Nations village, also happened to be our lunch spot. Good fish & chips at the concession stand.
Cruise ship entering the bay
Lions Gate bridge. Built in 1938, it passed 200 feet above Burrard Inlet
Siwash Rock, a unique sea stack passed by the Seawall Trial
Looks almost tropical
Approaching the rhododendron gardens. Lots of pretty blossoms
It's that time of the year for the Canada Geese
Made it to the world's best gelato shop. In case you're wondering, I had White Chocolate Nutella, Coconut Chocolate Chip, and Campfire Smores.
Starting out on the Seawall Trail
Visited the beautiful totem poles and reflected on the First Nations people who were the inhabitants of the park area
The totem poles are one of, if not the most visited tourist attractions in all of Canada
My personal favorite is called Dzunukwa, the Giantess
Also loved this bronze sculpture, a tribute to the ways of life of the Native peoples
I thought-- now there's one bad ass fisherman
Lumberman's Arch, on the site of a long-ago First Nations village, also happened to be our lunch spot. Good fish & chips at the concession stand.
Cruise ship entering the bay
Lions Gate bridge. Built in 1938, it passed 200 feet above Burrard Inlet
Siwash Rock, a unique sea stack passed by the Seawall Trial
Looks almost tropical
Approaching the rhododendron gardens. Lots of pretty blossoms
It's that time of the year for the Canada Geese
Made it to the world's best gelato shop. In case you're wondering, I had White Chocolate Nutella, Coconut Chocolate Chip, and Campfire Smores.
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