Queen Elizabeth Park Vancouver

We left sunny glorious Victoria this morning via a lovely scenic drive east and then north. It took us around the suburbs, bays and inlets, towards Swartz Bay to catch the ferry back to the mainland. However this was not before playing in the watering can fountain at Beacon Hill Park, (I got wet!) locating mile zero at the start of Highway 1 …

... the Chan home and cooked for three. The pleasant weather lingered long enough for a round of golf for three at the Queen Elizabeth Park Pitch & Putt.  Sylvia swung like a natural her first time out and her father was able to recall his swing ...

... local pool for a few laps, and relaxed in the library next door afterwards. In the afternoon, a group of us decided to visit Queen Elizabeth Park, that Taylor and Heidi had been to and raved about a few weeks back. I'd love to see it in the summer, with ...

... they were only open for another 25 minutes.  Rather than waste the time or money we decided to stroll the gardens at Queen Elizabeth Park (the conservatory is located in the park).  Wow, was this a good idea.  It may make for some messy ...

... say, everyone kicks a goal.  Everyone, young and old, still seems to have some zing left so we decide to head to Queen Elizabeth Park to look at the gardens and the tropical conservatory.  Good move.  The cherry trees are in bloom and look ...

... made a good play towards the end of the game. After the hockey game, we jumped on to another bus for a 30-minute ride to Queen Elizabeth Park where they just built a brand new curling green.  We’ve seen a lot of curling on TV (it’s on ...

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... Art Gallery (only 1 floor was open as the other floors were closed due to changes in the exhibits), Queen Elizabeth Park (a great place to see views of Vancouver), a walk in Stanley Park to English Bay as well as touring around in the neighbourhoods of ...

... were manic ... rush hour! With mums map reading we eventually worked our way across town (and bridges) to Queen Elizabeth Park. What a lovely place, situated on a slight rise with views across the greater Vancouver area. We discovered ...

... "luckily", it wasn't to good. We then drove across the Alex Fraser Bridge and up to the city. We first stopped at Queen Elizabeth Park. We walked through the park and looked at a bunch of flowers and plants. It was actually kind of cool. There was also ...

... erst gegen 12 Uhr aufgebrochen. Und eigentlich bin ich auch nur zur Ubahn-Station gelaufen und zum Queen Elizabeth-Park an der höchsten Stelle von Vancouver gefahren. Die Wohngegend ist echt ziemlich ruhig und der Park wirklich schön. Viele alte große ...