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    front gate is out of order for the day.: by sallywil, Views[122]
         		 Snow maker on the slopes making some magic through the morning sun.: by sallywil, Views[115]
         		 One of the spectacular waterfalls on the Kootenay River: by ryansjournal, Views[316]
         		 This part of The Kootenay River flows to a gorgeous waterfall: by ryansjournal, Views[680]
         		 On lookers veiw the beautiful scen in front of them: by ryansjournal, Views[325]
     
    Beautiful Kootenay River In British Columbia, Canada: by ryansjournal, Views[238]
         		 Trippy Tree. Feast for the eyes. Grouse MT. Van. Canada: by niamhbrett, Views[820]
         		 Dancing in the Wind, waltzing with flow and elegance. Vancouver: by niamhbrett, Views[1308]
         		 The moment he looked at me. Zombie at The Irish Pub Vancouver: by niamhbrett, Views[273]
         		 I stand proud, beautiful and alone. Poppy Burnaby PK Summer Vancouver: by niamhbrett, Views[362]
     
    Geometry exists not just in math, but also nature. After winter's heavy snowfall, we melt and meet with the Earth again. : by indiabedson, Views[237]
         		 When the sun begins to set, the grasses illuminate and blow in the wind like fairies. : by indiabedson, Views[619]
         		 What if we were as tiny as they are? What if we were bugs? Long grasses to them are probably sky scrappers. : by indiabedson, Views[315]
         		 Icky fungus holds vibrant patterns and touchable textures. Everything is more pleasant if you see it differently. : by indiabedson, Views[350]
         		 The infrastructure isn't always a beautiful sight, but an alternative perspecitve can be. Even flooded fields can reflect something interesting. : by indiabedson, Views[286]
     
    Inside Westminster Abbey, After Mass.: by aprilpruijs, Views[320]
         		 Two priests in conversation.: by aprilpruijs, Views[288]
         		 Westminster Abbey through the fog.: by aprilpruijs, Views[277]
         		 The Cross of St. Andrew's United Church: by aprilpruijs, Views[282]
         		 Mission, BC is Home to 36 churches alone. Population: 36,000. : by aprilpruijs, Views[341]
     
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         		 Me at Lynn Canyon near Vancouver, Canada.: by davidq, Views[119]
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         		 Time to invest in snow tires...: by jaxfotos, Views[364]
         		 Caribana means a little more craziness than usual in the city: by jaxfotos, Views[365]
         		 Canadian Geese and their babies in Spring: by jaxfotos, Views[323]
     
    CN Tower through my eyes after a late night city pub crawl: by jaxfotos, Views[200]
         		 A friend of mine downtown Toronto conveniently placed in front of some graffitti: by jaxfotos, Views[231]
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         		 The tragedy of war is not just felt by the soldiers, and the veterans but also the surviving families. The heart wrenching sorrow and pain that envelops those left behind to mourn the passing of their heroes, is more chilling than the frigid Edmonton wind. Where is the consolation for the elderly lady that her soldier, Leonard, is honoured, when all that is left are memories of a time filled with laughter, joy and love? Is there a price that is too high to pay for our freedoms, or is the sacrifice of many worth the liberty of millions and a nation?: by shelbydeep, Views[412]
     
    The soldiers that perished in the war are celebrated and remembered, and Canadians must not forget those veterans that survived and travelled home with physical and emotional scars. To commemorate their heroism and bravery in serving and protecting our nation, the Remembrance Day gathering is a public display of patriotism. The veteran in his creased jacket, trudging with his walker past the “wreaths of poppies” display, is a reminder of the memories and burden of war that will forever haunt our veterans’ remaining years.: by shelbydeep, Views[450]
         		 The City Centre resonates with silence as the soldiers bow their heads to pay tribute to Canadians lost in war. The sincerity of the soldiers’ homage is magnified by their bowed silhouettes, which fade to the distant towers that reach upwards from the concrete. Like the crosses standing row by row in Flanders Fields, as depicted in the poem by Canadian John McCrae, the lines of soldiers are rigid with purpose. Only the water crystals in their breath shimmer in the bright sun to form wisps of smoke, and then gently fall to the ground as ice droplets. : by shelbydeep, Views[711]
         		 The cold chill bites exposed flesh and the soldiers stand alert, reflecting on their own journey to serve and protect our nation. It is an impressive crowd of dedicated on-lookers braving the November frost-laden air to take in “a moment of silence” to honour all soldiers of war. The heavy silence lays like a cold blanket, cascading over the thousands present. Only the reverence of the moment is a warm embrace holding the chill at bay. The eyes of the soldier penetrate right through the crowd, as his intense gaze reveals the deep sadness and emotion that lurks in his eyes.: by shelbydeep, Views[756]
         		 In honour of those who were willing to sacrifice their lives for their country, the “21 Gun Salute” of the Remembrance Day Ceremony, gets the crowd’s attention as the boom of each blast rolls over Churchill Square and bounces off the office buildings to echo through the urban jungle. The intensity of the Canadian soldier’s piercing gaze and his frozen salute reflects his dedication to serving his country with pride and dignity. This is a day of remembrance and also a day of celebration of the freedoms Canadians enjoy as a sovereign nation.: by shelbydeep, Views[349]
         		 Football Portrait: by photographsrdk, Views[223]
     
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