The bridge across False Creek

 

This is a side-on view of the eight-lane Granville Street Bridge going across False Creek in Vancouver, Canada - taken in June 2007.

A ferry - for bicycles and pedestirans

These super-cute pontoon-style open-air, passenger and bicycle ferries ran along with classic water taxis in False Creek, Vancouver, designed to accommodate cyclists and pedestrians crossing the inlet.  Phtoographed in June 2007 - I'm not sure that I was brave enough to get on board.   But the pics of what amounts to a water-bus-stop in a wealthy marina are interesting.

Port of Seattle

An American harbour-side sunset

Vancouver's skyline from south False Creek, June 2007

Looking at the Vancouver skyline, from the south side of False Creek, near the Vancouver Seawall and Charleson Park, on a summer day in June 2027:  sea, sun and the city.

Aqua-bus-stop in False Creek

Queueing at the nont-at-all-tourist 😉 aquabus water-taxi stop in False Creek, Vancouver, more-or-less under the  Granville Street Bridge.  Photographed in June 2007 

Warehouses beside high-rises in Yaletown, Vancouver

An unremarkable street-scene from the area of Vancouver known as Yaletown: A few low-rise blocks, main comprised of historic brick and beam warehouse buildings,  surrounded by high-rise residential condomunium towers.   June 2007.

You are going to Granville Island

The unlikely-looking pedestrian entrance to Granville Island peninsula market and shopping district in Fairview  Vancouver, Canada, nestled under the braced concrete spans of the Granville Street Bridge.  June 2007.