British Columbia, Canada, in Pictures [Part 1]
I have so many things that I wanted to write about, and I had planned to today. After a day of visiting vineyards and then an evening editing photos I am all out of energy. Rather than write something dull and uninteresting and lacking any passion, I thought I would share some of my photos from the trip with you instead. There are some I really love, and not all would actually fit in with any post I might write. I have taken hundreds.
This is the first of two posts. Enjoy, and I will be back soon with the next photo post and then some lovely detail. When I am a little more awake and have the energy to enjoy it. Because one thing is for sure, if I don’t enjoy writing it, you won’t enjoy reading it.
Niamh
Hi Niamh,
I live in the Vancouver area and am thrilled to hear and see that you maxed out your visit to B.C. Your blog and photos are wonderful so “keep up the awesome work”!!! I look forward to following you for many years…
Jill
Jill – so very lovely to wake up to your comment. A tiny % of those who read comment, and I really appreciate it when they take the time. You have made my morning :)
Some really lovely photos, Niamh, and great to see one or two of you, too. I really like those crabapples: fabulous colour.
Thank you Rupert.
I’ve been following this with interest, but have to point out that it is actually ‘British Columbia’ not ‘Colombia.’
Noted. I was exhausted when I wrote this, which perhaps wasn’t too clever.
Love the blog. But as a Canadian, can we correct the spelling to British Columbia?
LeslieM
Thank you and as per my other reply, I was so tired. I probably shouldn’t have written this until today but I have no time.
I really like your photography! Lovely photos. I can’t look at the photos of the food- getting hungry!!
Thank you – so lovely to read this.
Great photos! Glad you enjoyed your visit — I love living in BC :)
Such a wonderful and incredibly diverse place :) Love it. Thank you re the photos.
Wow, British Columbians are certainly pedantic! When I worked there, Canadian English drove me bonkers, and I was a copywriter! No consistency in it at all. Great post, hope you enjoyed your visit.
Yes, it is very confusing and when tired certainly difficult to navigate :(
Thanks re the post. Have loved it.
Oh I love that mental pumpkin display. That is so hilarious and I am not surprised at all, considering where you saw it. So looking forward to hearing about the dim sum in detail. Lovely to have you out here experiencing a place I know so well. xx