Ramada Inn Coquitlam

A little bit of my dream comes true in the next 17 days: travelling and<br>photography! I still have to get ready, to pack our clothes, gifts,<br>items and all that but my camera bag is ready to go. I have my<br>batteries recharged, cables and flashlight is in the suitcase. (I don ...

... selection </li><li>1 alcoholic beverage during bar service </li><li>Beer or wine with the meal</li><li>Bottle of champagne (200 ml) (South and Europe)</li></ul>Oh well, what the heck, let's just relax and enjoy, we don't do this quite often! I really like the seat selection. We are going to sit in a two x two seating so we are guaranteed that we don't have to crawl over people to get to the bathroom, for example. It's going to be a 10-hour flight so its nice to know it ...

<br> 174 964 kms on the cav...<br><br>We get the keys to our sweet sweet house in Santa Rosa today. Well we would be getting the keys to the sweet house in Santa Rosa if we were in Santa Rosa. What? Dre and Rob aren&#8217;t in Santa Rosa? The location on their blog says Vancouver??<br> That&#8217;s right kids.. We&#8217;ve been DENIED access into the United States of America. <br> So yesterday morning we got up bright and early, faxed off the rental application for our house and started the ...

The next day it was on to Vancouver, where I had an interview the following day. Once we got to downtown we had a quick explore of Stanley Park and then headed out and explored Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver. It was a pretty place and very developed for a privately run park. And as dusk fell, we watched a skunk checking out the left overs under the picnic benches. The next couple of days we hung ...

... see earlier entries) and onward toward Jug and Raccoon Islands. After about 2 hours of paddling we started looking for a place to stop and have our picnic. The tide was in, restricting our landing places to some steep and rocky coves. Being a very sunny day there were also a lot of other kayakers on the water, but we still managed to spot an unoccupied sandy cove about a 15min ...

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... 2-1 which then meant they missed the playoffs. We sore some big hits, some heads smashed against the glass... it was great. No fights surprisingly. But still good. Then we had the big 300 metre walk back to the hotel. It was obviously hobo heaven with thousands of drunk people pouring out of the stadium... there were heaps of hobos trying to get some spare change.

... of varying detail and covering almost every country on the globe.[Greg you'd just love it! Linz] As the maps were a bit pricey we debated for some time before selecting a few maps that we felt would be the most difficult to find in country and will be crossing our fingers on that one! Today we spent much longer than we thought trying to get all of our new purchases and supplied stowed away ...

... to bundle Haley up in her fleece suit to protect her from the cold damp wind. Arrived early at friends house, just up the road, where we spent the night visiting. Today we walked to the nearby Redwood Park. Two brothers who lived in a tree house on the 80-acre of land in the late 1800's donated this park to the City of Surrey. Around 1893 they started to plant the beginning of what amount to 32 different species of trees ...

... Archives Building and to the Capitol Building. The National Archives houses the 'Bill of Rights' and the Declaration of Independence'. Unfortunatly we weren't allowed to use flash photography so the pics didn't turn out too good. The Actual declaration of independence was so faded you couldn't really make out anything written on it but was good to see such an old and important document of america's history. as we were walking around there were a heap of ...