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A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: the welcoming entrance to a home I frequently pass on my walks
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A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: These may look like summer roses, but they’re camellias from March in Vancouver. Is it any surprise to know spring is my favourite season?
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A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: Vancouver’s Brock House, with magnolias framing the home that was completed in 1911. I hope you had a lovely weekend at home, and that this Easter was wonderful for those who celebrate the occasion.
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A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: Spring in Vancouver can be a mixed bag. We typically receive generous amounts of rainfall, which is why our city is often lush and green. We also enjoy spectacular days such as the one we had yesterday. We have magnolias, azaleas, rhodos and cherry trees in beautiful blossom. When it comes to cherry trees (sakura), this mature stand of trees in the Point Grey area is my favourite.
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Content, including photography (with exceptions including, but not limited to, images contributed by readers for Real Careers interviews), copyright © 2013-present Shelagh Donnelly. All rights reserved.