Hubert Figuière

Tram tracks, Vancouver BC - March 13th, 2010

This is the old portion of the unused tram tracks leading to the recently rebuilt and unused right of way formerly known as the Olympic Line. The rest has been covered by unscrupulous construction. At the time the tram cars were still running before they got returned to Brussels.

See "Catching the tram" for the other end of the line.

World of Science, Vancouver, BC - April 4th 2010

Plaza of Nations, Vancouver, BC - April 4th 2010

Vancouver, BC - September 13th 2009

A vintage Taxi cab that is being used as advertising for restaurant. It was parked close to Robson St, on Thurlow St.

Some street hockey played in Yaletown during the O(we)lympics, Vancouver, BC - February 17th, 2010

Dog beach in Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC - July 8th 2010

West Vancouver and the Lions Gate bridge from Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC - July 11th, 2010

Jericho Beach pier, Vancouver, BC - June 13th 2010

Vancouver's West end from Jericho Beach, Vancouver, BC - June 13th 2010

Jericho Beach, Vancouver, BC - June 13th, 2010

Lions Gate bridge from Ambleside, West Vancouver, BC - July 8th, 2010

An early and hot evening at the dog beach in Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC - July 8th, 2010

Canada Place at night, Vancouver, BC - July 7th 2010

Coal harbour at night, Vancouver, BC - July 7th, 2010

Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC - June 13th 2010

Side view of the Lions Gate bridge from Prospect point, pointing towards the Fraser Valley.

Prospect Point, Vancouver, BC - June 13th 2010

I actually believed that to get to that view point wouldn't be easy. But in fact it is really accessible, being along Stanley Park drive and close to Prospect Point. Proof that I need to go on a recon mission into Stanley Park.

Lions Gate Bridge, Vancouver, BC - June 13th 2010

False Creek, Vancouver, BC - May 31st 2010

Along English Bay, Vancouver, BC - May 31st 2010

We have been in the 3rd millenium of the current era for almost a decade and it is still impossible to order electronics from on country (USA) to be delivered in another country (Canada). Coming from the company that was actually able to screw authors by pulling their books from their catalog in order to negotiate a better profit margin, they still haven't managed, in 2010 to sell you small electronics across the border, claiming phony excuses about warranty or law.

Yes I'm looking at you Amazon. And please train you support monkeys to not tell people to order from their local Amazon web store (Amazon.ca in that case) when said web store does not have said products (electronics). This make it very insulting.