Al’s Walking Tour
March 12, 2023
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When I was writing this, a winter storm warning had been issued for Vancouver. The sky was the colour of skim milk and the air
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As jubilados (Spanish for retirees) living in Canada, we’re interested in exploring the natural and nuanced in North America.
When I was writing this, a winter storm warning had been issued for Vancouver. The sky was the colour of skim milk and the air
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“People have called me an angel for flying them through an arch—and I got called other names from the ones who think they want to
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