This quaint market district lies beside the bay inlet with a marina, bridge, and plenty of shops, restaurants, and a variety of markets. It’s a touristy spot called Granville Island that is accessible by land and sea (and air if you jumped off the bridge, but I wouldn't recommend it). My favorite way to get there is via the small ferries that cross the False Creek waters from downtown and other nearby neighbourhoods of Vancouver’s west end. There is a lot to see and do here. I was running some errands and got a chance to take a few snapshots, some of which I took with my Pixel 7 and others with my Olympus TG6 camera.
Marine art and installations everywhere
I call this piece, The Old Sailor
Indigenous and indigenous inspired art permeates the area. This is likely a cougar
A lot of excitement inside the market as the holidays draw near
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I got scolded by a lady once for touching the fruit, but now it looks like there's no supervisor
Ah, the fresh air in the fall is only second to the sunlight in delight
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