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 BC COAST

 ROCKY MOUNTAINS

YUKON

A lone person walks the line between mist-shrouded waves and piled-up driftwood at Long Beach, BC, Canada.

Taken from Tunnel Mountain, this image shows part of the Bow River and the Banff Golf Course at the foot of Mount Rundle, Alberta, Canada.

Taken during the historic 120 mile ski-out from the Yukon Alpine Centennial Expedition in 1967, the image shows the confluence of the south arm of the Kaskawalsh Glacier (left) to the central and north (right) arms - Yukon, Canada.
CM-803s01  Long Beach CM-801s01  Mt. Rundle, Banff CM-802s01  Kaskawalsh Glacier
     
CITY HERITAGE PARKS
Empress Hotel (left) and part of the causeway or promenade which surrounds the Inner Harbour at Victoria, BC, Canada. A shining statute of Captain Cook graces the green copper-sheathed dome of the Parliament Buildings at Victoria, capitol of the province of British Columbia, Canada. Beacon Hill Park - open year round - demonstrates why Victoria, BC, Canada is often referred to as the "City of Flowers". Sitting south of the 49th latitude, the area averages only 35 inches of rainfall per year and (usually) enjoys balmy winters.
CM-804s21  Victoria Inner Harbor CM-804s11 Captain Cook CM-804s31  Beacon Hill, Victoria
     
HISTORICAL SITES MULTI-RACIAL TOURIST SITES
A Bowfers twin anti-aircraft gun is one of the preserved WWII relics at Fort Rodd Hill Park in Victoria, BC, Canada. The magnificent "Gate of Harmony" marks the entrance to China Town in Victoria, BC, Canada. The fabled history and charm of Craigdarrock Castle in Victoria, BC, Canada makes it a popular tourist attraction.
CM-804s51  Fort Rodd Hill CM-804s41  Chinese Gate CM-804s61  Craigdarrock
     
ECO-TOURISM SENIORS INDIGENOUS
A whale-watching boat - patterned after the traditional native ocean going canoes - returns its assembly of sightseers to the Inner Harbour in Victoria, BC, Canada. Toby Crossfield enjoys his retirement feeding gulls soaring along the Dallas Road Seawall in Victoria, BC, Canada. Renee Robin Johnny poses by a display featuring some of the art of her native West Coast heritage in a store in Victoria, BC, Canada.
CM-807s01  Whale Watching CM-806s51 Feeding Gulls CM-806s91  West Coast Masks
     
FAUNA SUNSETS FLORA
The Great Blue Heron is one of the rarer residents of the BC west coastal areas where it lives on a diet of plentiful fish but suffers high population losses due to predation of its chicks by other birds. Silhouette of skateboarder on Mount Tolmie, Victoria, BC, Canada at sunset. The larch - or tamarack - tree is common around the 7500' - 8500' elevation in the Rocky Mountains of Canada where its usual green needles turn a brilliant orange each autumn - making it the only conifer that sheds all of its needles each year.
CM-808s01  Great Blue Heron SM-800d01 Skateboarder on Mt. Tolmie CM-808s51  Tamarack
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