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This sculpture is called, The Raven and the Beast, carved by artist Bill Reid. This is a signature piece at the Museum of Anthropology, located on the University of British Columbia's Campus. I had to taxi it, but it was well worth the visit.
A dude taking a walk along Sunset Beach Park, which is on the English Bay and eventually opens up to the Pacific Ocean. My souvenirs? A couple of stones from the beach.
Salmon was the life blood of the Native Peoples and is still an important part of Vancouver's identity. These cold fish are at the Granville Public Market.
This sculpture is called, The Raven and the Beast, carved by artist Bill Reid. This is a signature piece at the Museum of Anthropology, located on the University of British Columbia's Campus. I had to taxi it, but it was well worth the visit.
A dude taking a walk along Sunset Beach Park, which is on the English Bay and eventually opens up to the Pacific Ocean. My souvenirs? A couple of stones from the beach.
Salmon was the life blood of the Native Peoples and is still an important part of Vancouver's identity. These cold fish are at the Granville Public Market.
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