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Travel Blogs from East Vancouver, Canada
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Day 2 in Vancouver and a Canyon
... to stop at the Japanese grocery store and buy some good (and affordable) sushi for a picnic lunch at Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver. The kids picked up packet after packet of sushi and then we were on our way across the bridge towards Lynn Canyon. ...
Divide and Conquer
... bagels and the famous cinnamon rolls. These are so tasty that they form the second stop we will make on our way out of Vancouver on Tuesday. Aside from all the resting and playing we have done here, we will also head out (on Tuesday) loaded with ...
Canada Day
... no doubt, throughout Canada. It was neat to be in a different country as their national pride was on display. Vancouver also has a very large Asian population so there were lots of people and dancers in traditional costumes and playing traditional music ...
Errands and readying
... it has also helped us to appreciate and recognize the value and merits of staying in one place. While the weather in Vancouver has been consistently cool and drizzly, the Heidmanns have not been complaining as we would much rather have the drizzle while ...
City has lots to offer.....
... roll and took the kids home and put them to bed. Ben and Tim then went for an evening bike cruise of the Eastside of Vancouver, had a sampler platter of beers in one pub, a cocktail in another and then biked home in the rain. All were surely now destined ...
Out and about in Vancouver
... schedule around the city. We started with a ride on the Skytrain which is one of the forms of public transport around Vancouver. We caught the train and travelled down to the Waterfront where we walked around and explored Gastown. This was the first part ...
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