The Drop at Vancouver Convention Centre
Rain. Never ending rain.
The Drop pays homage to the element of water and the untamable forces of nature which are omnipresent in Vancouver.
Omnipresent? More like “ever-present”.
I’m longing for winter. You know, the snow flakes.
Be careful what you wish for, lol. We got a good dumping of snow today. Driveway plowed out Sunday afternoon and filled back up by early Monday morning again. Kids home from school – now they were happy 😉 I have to say, I took the day off too so my husband could take the better car to work. So it was a pretty good day for me as well:)
Vancouver weather has changed drastically. Winter is getting milder and milder. No frozen ponds to walk on, no snow fort, snow days forget it. See, you are having fun with the snow 🙂
Yes but it is frigid right now. Getting too cold to enjoy!
Bundle up!
Yes mam!
It began snowing here in earnest Saturday evening and has, not, stopped – it’s SO beautiful! 🙂
Oh hush! Mind you, we still have 6 more of winter. There’s still hope. Glad you have you white out.
Out my window, there are many flakes accumulating…and that’s just on Parliament Hill! Around the rest of the city, they’re piling up like rugby players in a scrum. And cold, hoo boy. So cold. I crave rain and green.
Come on over to Beautiful British Columbia especially Vancouver. Perennial green.
The drop sculpture is dramatic! I know we need rain, but I don’t like too much rain…
And I don’t like the sculpture. Imagine we paid $800,000 as if money flows like rain.
I don’t understand why people put statue in a beautiful place like this one and spend $800K!!
That’s government for us! It’s easy to spend money when it’s not theirs. 😦
😦
If only that needles brought snow eh! 🙂
Yah! Poke the clouds, maybe there’s some snow stored in it.
Right? dang pineapple express, again!