Anyone want a photo series of Vancouver, British Columbia? Well, y’all are getting one nevertheless.
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It depicts the native Haida legend of Raven meeting the first men after the great flood.
They were cowering in a bivalve, and Raven coxed them out to see the clean, new world.
This carving is a featured piece in the University of British Columbia’s Museum of Anthropology.
(Photo credits by PintsizedPioneer)
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for the establishment and Musqueam people. (Photo credits by PintsizedPioneer)
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(Photo credits by PintsizedPioneer)
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Vancouver is such an international city. I’ve been told that over half the population have a first language other
than English. The gondola ride alone was wonderful. (Photo credits by PintsizedPioneer)
I’m leaving Vancouver, BC soon! It’s so sad, but hopefully I’ll return. For now, I think I am going to a night market/food truck festival (part 2) in North Vancouver. It should be fun and very delicious. Can’t wait!