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    Happy to be inside in the Calgary Tower: by dan_and_stef, Views[322]
         		 Dan and half of Stef on the glass floor at Calgary Tower: by dan_and_stef, Views[332]
         		 A view of Canada Olympic Park from the Bow River walking track in Silver Springs: by dan_and_stef, Views[318]
         		 Ice skating rink at the Olympic Plaza in downtown Calgary: by dan_and_stef, Views[721]
         		 Standing by the rink at Olympic Plaza: by dan_and_stef, Views[290]
     
    Another view of Stephen Ave: by dan_and_stef, Views[266]
         		 Christmas lights on Stephen Ave: by dan_and_stef, Views[422]
         		 Soccer field near John and Sue's place after a night of snowfall: by dan_and_stef, Views[285]
         		 Fossilised ammonite. Only the ones found in canada display the array of colours which comes from light interference by the shell layers.: by dan_and_stef, Views[424]
         		 Looking down Stephen Ave from what is called the +15. Basically it is just a covered, elevated walkway that runs around the downtown area of the city.: by dan_and_stef, Views[305]
     
    Stephen Ave in Calgary: by dan_and_stef, Views[239]
         		 Calgary Tower from street level: by dan_and_stef, Views[243]
         		 Stef by one of the many sculptures that are around the city: by dan_and_stef, Views[316]
         		 Devonian Gardens located on the roof (enclosed thankfully) of a mall in the city: by dan_and_stef, Views[293]
         		 Archway in the Devonian Garden. It is one of the worlds largest indoor parks, and has more than 20000 plants representing more than 135 varieties of flora. : by dan_and_stef, Views[333]
     
    Stef next to a tree made of christmas lights on Stephen Ave: by dan_and_stef, Views[309]
         		 John and Sue's house in Calgary where we were lucky enough to stay in the basement: by dan_and_stef, Views[353]
         		 Dan and John walking up to the top of Canada Olympic Park: by dan_and_stef, Views[289]
         		 At Canada Olympic Park (COP). It was the site of the 88 Winter Olympics. Now used as a training facility for athletes as well as a snowfield for the public. Also has a 1.5km bobsled track which can go down on a luge or bobsled: by dan_and_stef, Views[372]
         		 Ice skating at the Olympic Oval: by dan_and_stef, Views[376]
     
    Dan and John on the ice at the Olympic Oval: by dan_and_stef, Views[302]
         		 Stef goin too fast for the camera: by dan_and_stef, Views[278]
         		 Dan at the Olympic Oval, which was the first indoor covered skating oval in North America when it was built for the 88 Winter Olympics: by dan_and_stef, Views[361]
         		 by dan_and_stef, Views[337]
         		 by dan_and_stef, Views[337]
     
    by dan_and_stef, Views[301]
         		 Commercial Drive in Vancouver: by dan_and_stef, Views[298]
         		 House we stayed in in Vancouver: by dan_and_stef, Views[346]
         		 Stef on the walkway: by dan_and_stef, Views[276]
         		 BEAR HUG!!!: by dan_and_stef, Views[282]
     
    Here we are: by dan_and_stef, Views[314]
         		 On the Seabus again looking back at North Vancouver: by dan_and_stef, Views[302]
         		 On the Seabus approaching North Vancouver: by dan_and_stef, Views[323]
         		 Stef with some totems at the Capilano Suspension Bridge: by dan_and_stef, Views[270]
         		 Looking onto the bridge. It is constructed using 2 steel cables pre-stressed to withstand 45 tons each. So together they can support more than 90,000 kg.: by dan_and_stef, Views[324]
     
    Looking up the canyon from the middle of the bridge: by dan_and_stef, Views[257]
         		 Stef no longer fears heights.: by dan_and_stef, Views[307]
         		 Bald eagle flying by. There were a couple of them fishing in the river below: by dan_and_stef, Views[316]
         		 More views from the bridge: by dan_and_stef, Views[321]
         		 Looking back across the bridge. Originally built with hemp rope and cedar planks in 1889, it stretches 450 feet across and 230 feet above Capilano River.: by dan_and_stef, Views[361]
     
    Ths is Big Doug. He is a Douglas Fir tree. At over 60m and 350 years old, he's not even fully grown. Once at full height he would be over 90m tall and over 1000 years old: by dan_and_stef, Views[576]
         		 Stef at the base of Big Doug: by dan_and_stef, Views[312]
         		 Part of one of the trails thru the forest: by dan_and_stef, Views[332]
         		 View of the bridge: by dan_and_stef, Views[311]
         		 A polar bear: by dan_and_stef, Views[247]
     
    The white dot is a head of a bald eagle. It is posing just like on the american quarter: by dan_and_stef, Views[301]
         		 Part of the Tree Top Walkway thru the Duglas Firs: by dan_and_stef, Views[291]
         		 The Tree Top Walkway is up to 100 feet above the ground: by dan_and_stef, Views[373]
         		 Replica of the figurehead from the SS Empress of Japan which sailed between Vancouver and the Orient between 1891-1922: by dan_and_stef, Views[351]
         		 Dan with some seaweed that was very much like a whip on the shores of Stanley Park: by dan_and_stef, Views[400]
     
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