Here we are hanging out on Big White above the clouds. We had to drive over 5 hours through some pretty rotten stuff to get back to Vancouver but it was totally worth it. Now if only we would get some snow at Whistler. On a side note the pineapple express has been a boom for the interior resorts which are getting all the Vancouverites and Washingtonians.

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Get this now. For those who may be wondering how I get all these pics up and the websnapshots with links up... well it ain't no secret and it's real easy to do. Picasa and Hello from Google. Not only is Picasa my fav photo album program but it's free to boot. I don't often recommend software but this one rocks.
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Imhome.ca My business site for those who haven't seen it. Yeah, I gotta change the text and some of the pics but I've been too busy with other things to get that going. I'll get on it though soon enough.

Owned! I knew there was something fishy about the press here in BC. All three major dailies (The National Post, The Province, and The Vancouver Sun) are owned by Canwest. So for alternative views I have The Globe and Mail, The Georgia Straight, and The Westender... At least there is the Globe and Mail... but it would be nice to have an alternative daily BC focused paper.

Recommended Listening: ninjatune.net

Gotta love these guys. They throw down an awesome mix. I've caught them live a couple of times, both in Osaka, and will be sure to go again if they ever come to Vancouver. Be sure to check out the Solid Steel radio show.
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One of the numerous glacier-fed, emerald-hued lakes up near Whistler.

Yukiko captured this amazing sky when we were skiing at Cypress Mountain. How awesome is it to be able to go skiing at a 2010 Olympic site only 30 minutes from your front door?

The Lynn Valley. We've had so much rain recently that I wanted to go see how raging the rapids would be... that same day we had the big mudslide. I wish the rain would stop and the snow would come back.

Steveston Port on a beautiful day in December. This was where the Japanese first settled in Canada and it is currently twinned with Wakayama. I go there for the fresh seafood (shrimp) and some of the best fish and chips ever.

Seagulls are everywhere. I think I captured this one from Steveston but it may have been from my balcony where they like to roost.

Yes it does snow in Vancouver. Here's a scene from 2 weeks ago along a path in Stanley Park near Lost Lake. Sadly all that has passed and we've been experiencing rain for nearly a week non-stop.

Here's the PT Cruiser Dream Series II hanging out in Banff.