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Vancouver in February
Vancouver, BC - johnny E - Wednesday, February 15th, 2006 : goo
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A view of Downtown Vancouver from the mountains north of the city. 
Lions gate bridge separating downtown Vancouver to West Vancouver (the city with the highest per capita income in Canada)
Went across the inlet to North Vancouver...saw something interesting catch my eye stuck to the windshield on one of our local Traffic Cop's patrol car.
Closer up it reads "VIOLATION TICKET. STOPPED IN NO STOPPING ZONE 200 HOWE ST. VAN. FINE 60.00 CASH ONLY. PLATE # EKN 416". YA! Stick it to the man!!!!
Some float planes landing on the inlet. 
Finally...random...
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jack: 15th Feb 2006 - 21:19 GMT
thats the best giving an officer a parking ticket. traffic officer violating their own law. the sea plane is great. and who balanced that thing in the park?
Laura : 15th Feb 2006 - 23:38 GMT
its kinda like our own cube in Astor Place. Our spins. Does that one?
johnny E: 15th Feb 2006 - 23:54 GMT
The thing in the park is permanent..im not sure who put it there...and it doesnt spin..thought that would be cool.
jeeff: wow, cool public art. who woulda thunk it.
colavito's ghost: 16th Feb 2006 - 18:58 GMT
really wonderful...and when you said "something caught your eye" on the windshield of the patrol car, the first thing that grabbed my attention was that reflection. but i guess that civilian-penned violation is even more awesome.
crazyman: 6th Sep 2007 - 20:52 GMT
Whts tht reflection in the sky??...lol...very nice place...love to live there..no snow.yahooo!!!!!..lol
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