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Wordless Wednesday: Running down into Mill Creek

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Day 4/15 of peace and tranquillity. We spent the morning swimming in the ocean with seals at Whytecliff park. I watched my son climb to the top.

Day 3/15 of peace and tranquillity until 9:00 p.m when the ‘9:00 p.m. gun’ goes off. Recommended by @downielive so we are checking it out.

Day 2/15 of peace and tranquillity.

Day 1/15 of peace and tranquillity. A perfect morning in the creek. An old guy stopped to chat about how happy my dog is then whipped out his phone to show me how happy his dog is. People are amazing.

Took a drive a accidentally found NW Division. The half mast flags feel a little hypocritical. Beautiful building.

I love painted signs. I think they give a neighbourhood massive character.

I love random art that people can enjoy

Throwback to spring on Sunday.

I’m always surprised at how the skyline has changed.

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