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Archive for May 16th, 2018

Weekly Photo Challenge: Liquid

My first reaction this week’s photo challenge was to repost some of my beer pictures. It is one of the most frequent subjects on my Instagram and Flickr streams. There are also lots of river and sea pictures – but again more about the scenery than the water. Which is when I thought of waterfalls!

Vetter Falls, BC

Bridal Veil Falls, BC

Blackiston Falls, Alberta

Cameron Falls, Alberta

Twin Falls, North Vancouver, BC

Written by Stephen Rees

May 16, 2018 at 9:34 am

Posted in photography, water

Tagged with liquid, photo challenge, water, waterfall, WordPress, WPC

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I am a transportation economist and regional planner, displaced from England by the abolition of the Greater London Council and a dislike of Thatcherism. Until March of 2004 I worked for the Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority on wide variety of policy issues. I have long advocated sensible policies to better integrate transport and land use. And this blog is a way to keep up the pressure! It also allows me to vent a bit on related issues.