Sunday, July 02, 2006
Exited at Vancouver, British Columbia
*Sniff* no more boat boo. We said goodbye to some of the people we've been touring with since 2 weeks ago. Now we're roaming around Vancouver since our hotel room isn't available till the noontime. So we left our bags at the check-in and wandered the east side. It's like San Francisco with our hotel somewhere like, the Embarcaderos. But like San Francisco, the east side of downtown has an old town section called the GasLamp district and then chinatown a few blocks after. But inbetween is something like 9th or 10th and market. Kinda empty, with a few transients, sorta dirty streets.. ahh yea just like home!
This hotel is surrounded by 4 coffee shops and 2 of them have free wifi, so here i am sipping a frappe while uploading the past 5 days of blogs. Now if i can find a SD card reader to dump all my pics, i'm all filled up full!
How come all chinatowns have a welcome gate? This chinatown is 3rd in size in North America, with New York n S.F. being #1 and 2!
Theres alot of tall buildings here!
*Sniff* no more boat boo. We said goodbye to some of the people we've been touring with since 2 weeks ago. Now we're roaming around Vancouver since our hotel room isn't available till the noontime. So we left our bags at the check-in and wandered the east side. It's like San Francisco with our hotel somewhere like, the Embarcaderos. But like San Francisco, the east side of downtown has an old town section called the GasLamp district and then chinatown a few blocks after. But inbetween is something like 9th or 10th and market. Kinda empty, with a few transients, sorta dirty streets.. ahh yea just like home!
This hotel is surrounded by 4 coffee shops and 2 of them have free wifi, so here i am sipping a frappe while uploading the past 5 days of blogs. Now if i can find a SD card reader to dump all my pics, i'm all filled up full!
How come all chinatowns have a welcome gate? This chinatown is 3rd in size in North America, with New York n S.F. being #1 and 2!
Theres alot of tall buildings here!
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