After being detained in Victoria, B.C. we were 99% sure that the Canadian Custom Officers were going to have a field day inspecting the Rig from top to bottom when we crossed the border. However, we were happily surprised when we got waved right through & weren't even questioned about the amount of booze we had on board. We then made a couple of stops in North Vancouver, B.C. before crossing the Lions Gate Bridge during rush hour to make our way into the city of Vancouver, B.C.
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Babbitt crossing the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, B.C.
This park was packed with tourists, which did not make us feel very secure while crossing this bridge |
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The enormous warning to hikers before entering the Grouse Grind Trailhead
Katie wasn't that concerned about this trail, that is until we saw this & actually
started the 2.9 KILOMETER hike straight up the face of Grouse Mountain |
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The O'Babbitt's on top of Grouse Mountain
After about an hour & 10 minutes on "Nature's Stairmaster"
we made it to the top & celebrated with a bowl of poutine |
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Babbitt the Lumberjack on top of Grouse Mountain
After our hike we were treated to views of Vancouver, the Birds in Motion Show
& one of the best forms of entertainment we've seen, the World-Famous Lumberjack Show,
which featured some very good looking champion lumberjacks (in Katie's opinion anyway!) |
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The city of Vancouver from the Grouse Mountain Skyride
Since it is forbidden to hike down the mountain we got a discounted fare to travel safely to sea level |
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The O'Babbitt's enjoying beverages at the Top of Vancouver - Revolving Restaurant
We are obviously suckers for any revolving bar with views! |
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The full moon lighting up the city of Vancouver, B.C.
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One of many Vera's Burger Shacks in Vancouver, B.C.
We had trouble getting dinner while in Vancouver...Zero One Sushi was closed,
because they were out of sushi rice & the first Vera's we went to was out of veggie burgers...
luckily we didn't give up & were fed well before sleeping in a safe, but rando Vancouver neighborhood |
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