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Murals in Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada

 

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Sundown sunday night in Langley, British Columbia, Canada

 

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Linda taking a picture in Cache Creek, BC Canada

 

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Some leftovers of Halloween in Boston Bar, BC Canada

 

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So this was taken when you were on the road... :) Great photo!

That was taken from the sundeck of my house I recently sold. :-) Thanks. :-)

 

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Cache Creek, BC Canada. A Pizza place.

 

[Josho]

Redfin #1 from yesterday.

 

[Josho]

Redfin #2 from yesterday, I let both back into the river

 

[Helen]

Wow @Josho ...awesome photo's .... :)

 

[Yehren]

Some leftovers of Halloween in Boston Bar, BC CanadaView attachment 7686

Great color. Well exposed and composed.

 

[Yehren]

My only time ever in Canada was in about 1966. I was stationed at Ft Lewis WA and went across the border that one time with a friend of mine who lived not far away on the Washington state side. The first time I recall attending a Baptist church was with him in his small hometown. Unfortunately, I did not take my camera with me. It is good that our friend @Yehren did not forget his.

Years ago, when a passport wasn't needed, my son took me from Seattle up to Vancouver. Love that city. On the way back, as we got to the border, a U.S. border agent looked into the car, and asked me "You an American citizen?"

I responded, "I'm from Texas."

He laughed, said "yes, you are" and waves us through.

 

[Yehren]

"Let's do a selfie, GPa!"

 

[amadeus]

Years ago, when a passport wasn't needed, my son took me from Seattle up to Vancouver. Love that city. On the way back, as we got to the border, a U.S. border agent looked into the car, and asked me "You an American citizen?"

I responded, "I'm from Texas."

He laughed, said "yes, you are" and waves us through.

Laughter indeed. I've never been a Texan, but I've lived next door to your north for better than 30 years now.

Yes, I also remember that when I entered Canada no passport was required. Though I had been to the Far East and Dominican Republic already I did not get a Passport for the first time until Feb of 1969 when I was preparing to go to school in West Germany.

 

[farouk]

Years ago, when a passport wasn't needed, my son took me from Seattle up to Vancouver. Love that city. On the way back, as we got to the border, a U.S. border agent looked into the car, and asked me "You an American citizen?"

I responded, "I'm from Texas."

He laughed, said "yes, you are" and waves us through.

..."Republic of Texas..." ? :)

 

[brakelite]

I took none of these photos, but had to share them for their haunting poignancy.

 

[brakelite]

Cache Creek, BC Canada. A Pizza place.View attachment 7687

A pizza place?? Who woulda thunk.

 

[farouk]

I took none of these photos, but had to share them for their haunting poignancy.View attachment 7748 View attachment 7749 View attachment 7751 View attachment 7752 View attachment 7753 View attachment 7754

"Haunting poignancy" is a good phrase...

 

[brakelite]

Had some playful guests in my backyard this evening.

 

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