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So here I sit, in downtown Vancouver on a dreary Monday morning following the closing of the biggest event in Vancouver history. Today reality sets in and we all try to adjust back to a post-Olympic existence, and start dealing with the hang-over the 17 day party has left. On Saturday February 13, 2010 1500+ took part in the “Dancing in the Streets” Flash mob on Robson St in Vancouver, BC. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vancouvercoast.com%2Fblog%2F2010%2F02%2F15%2Ffun-vancouver-style%2F’; The facilities for the Vancouver Olympics will be broken down into two categories competition and non-competition venues. There are many breathtaking, scenic landmarks to visit in Vancouver, BC, but Grouse Mountain is one of the most popular. Situated in North Vancouver and close to the equally famous Capilano Canyon suspension bridge, a day at Grouse Mountain will consist of a scenic cable car ride to the top of the mountain that takes [...] North of the U.S./Canadian boarder; the Pacific coast of British Columbia has one of the most interesting and dramatic cruising grounds in the world. Here you will find snow capped mountains, waterfalls cascading down rugged cliffs, plenty of islands and quiet, still fjords. The 282 mile (456 km) long Vancouver Island give shelter to most [...] Before we know it the 2010 Winter Olympics will be here and people from all over the world will be invading Vancouver, BC Canada. The games will be held on February 12-28 2010. There has been a lot of work done around Vancouver and Whistler in preparation for the big games. The last Olympics that [...] |
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