Here I am peering out from a totem pole at the Capilano Suspension Bridge; totem poles have long been used by Pacific northwest Native Americans to represent family lineage or to recount honored legends or historical events
Pacific coast residents will appreciate this banana slug crossing sign at Capilano Suspension Bridge. The banana slug is a large, bright yellow slug that grows up to 10 inches long and can be found in the coastal forests of the Pacific northwest. It's the official mascot for the University of California, Santa Cruz!
A series of suspension bridges link massive Douglas Fir trees at Capilano Suspension Bridge, providing a "squirrel's eye view" of the coastal rainforest
A view of downtown from the trendy Kitsilano neighborhood; "Kits" Beach is one of the city's popular destinations for swimmers, sunbathers and volleyball players
The nighttime Vancouver skyline as seen from Granville Island
Here I am peering out from a totem pole at the Capilano Suspension Bridge; totem poles have long been used by Pacific northwest Native Americans to represent family lineage or to recount honored legends or historical events
Pacific coast residents will appreciate this banana slug crossing sign at Capilano Suspension Bridge. The banana slug is a large, bright yellow slug that grows up to 10 inches long and can be found in the coastal forests of the Pacific northwest. It's the official mascot for the University of California, Santa Cruz!
A series of suspension bridges link massive Douglas Fir trees at Capilano Suspension Bridge, providing a "squirrel's eye view" of the coastal rainforest
A view of downtown from the trendy Kitsilano neighborhood; "Kits" Beach is one of the city's popular destinations for swimmers, sunbathers and volleyball players
The nighttime Vancouver skyline as seen from Granville Island
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