Travelodge Langley City

... inside passage. We were concerned Donna may get motion sickness as she has been affected by it on smaller boats but the Mercury is so large (2000 passengers) that it moves very smoothly and Donna is feeling great.

We have the early seating for dinner and a table for 6. For dinner, I had a 'mille feuille of wild mushrooms, white wine sauce' as an appetizer, ceasar salad and chicken breast roulade stuffed with proscitto, sage and ...

... start borrowing plots from obscure films and hope for the best. If I start fighting crime at some point, you'll know the score. Anyhow still enjoying life in Vancouver. Getting on well with the housemates (as far as I'm aware. Thinking about it though 3 of them are actually moving out in the next couple of months. Hmmm...) and settled in to the area. By the way last time I put my address on the end of the blog ...

... archaeological and engineering achievements of mankind. Often referred to as Canada's best-known unsolved mystery, Oak Island proudly boasts it's title for hosting the site of the World's longest treasure hunt in recorded history. Cree Native ...

... by MOMA in LA. We skipped those to floors to begin with, intended to return for the tour.

On the third floor was a selection of Landscape and Ruin – several series depicting the relationship of humans to our environment. Most were older works from the permanent collection: Cezanne, a series of Romanticist prints with ruins as picaresque elements of the landscape. Some were modern: Vancouver artists depicting a land-fill, etc.

There was a one-man exhibit ...

... core. Its natural west coast atmosphere offering a back drop of majestic cedar, hemlock and fir trees embraces visitors and transports them to an environment rich in tranquility. The park abounds in wildlife and its features appeal to the naturalist, the plant lover or one who would do nothing more than relax in beautiful surroundings. Let us tell you, there is no park that we've seen that is as beautiful as this park. We ...

... have understood the significance of a shout of fore. Then it was on to Vancouver which claims (amongst many others) to be the best city in the world to live in. It certainly has plenty going for it. It is on the sea with moutains behind has plenty of decent shops and restaurants and at the northern end of the central area is the fantastic Stanley Park which is huge and has a walk/cycle/rollerblade route ...

I know I'm blogging before I go but just wanted to ge this thing going. Anyways, I'm still in Vancouver and leaving in approx 5 days to head over to Amsterdam for a week, then London for 3 nights. After that I really have no idea, Ireland maybe, Scotland who really know. Either way this is outside my box not to go with a plan but that is the fun of it I think, I'll let you know. Thanks Guys.

... love films, and dad working on films (1st Assistant Director) I decided to come along to work with him and get some first hand experience, as it is a strong possibility that I will work in films when I'm older. The first week was just pre-production (prep) lots of location settings, production meetings and scheduling. The film is called 'Slapshot 3: The junior League' its some cross between "mighty ...

More than a full month has passed as I write these last entries and try to get my memories and feelings for Egypt all wrapped up in one last, little blog. (Especially since some of the entries are SO long.) I feel that people are either travelers, vacationers, or neither and I have yet to meet anyone who is a combination. I am not trying to judge anything between the categories, simply point out that they exist and there is no ...

Made it back to Canada safely and soundly at 5 p.m. last night after a 1.5 hour flight from Christchurch to AUckland, 12 hours (eased by watching 3 movies on the individual screens on the flight (Fracture, Blades of Glory and Perfect Strangers) from there to San Fran, 2.5 hours (watched Waitress) to Vancouver. Only glitch was that my bags didn't arrive ...