For the last two years I’ve lived on Cariboo Hill in Burnaby, just on the outskirts of New Westminster and on the other side, Vancouver. It was a beautiful residential area, the only problem being that it wasn’t that close or walking distance to things, any thing. To the grocer,
Vancouver isn’t the most dramatic of winters, for those of you who don’t know. It’s filled with a lot of rain, yes, but it also has breaks of amazing sunshine, crisp days, and green grass in the middle of January. For Canada, this is a feat. Naturally, I go out
So, it’s early fall here in Vancouver, which means things are just starting to turn, but not much yet. Flowers are dying because it’s getting colder, and blue skies are becoming rare-er. So, Yesterday was a blue sky day, so I went a wandering:
I love just walking the streets and finding beautiful things in them, our environment is so often forgotten about in pursuits towards more more more.
I live in Burnaby, which is extremely close to Vancouver, which is known worldwide for its sakura festival, or cherry blossom festival. This year, I made it a goal to go out and capture as much of it as possible.
