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Old Posted May 31, 2011, 6:51 PM
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Canada's best views

Show some pictures of nice scenery where you live. City, Mountains, Ocean, lakes, whatever you want.
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Dammit, the smiley didn't work in the title, can a moderator either fix or delete it?
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Old Posted May 31, 2011, 10:43 PM
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Well, I guess I will start. Some East Coast lovin'.

Auld Cove from the Cape Breton side of the Canso Causeway.


Ballentynes Cove. Located just off of the Sunrise Trail.


Over looking Ballentynes Cove from the Sunrise Trail.


My home town, Westville (very much hidden in the trees. There are 3000 people that in and around that pic.)


A view of the Northumberland Straight from the PEI ferry as it leaves the Caribou Terminal.


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Pelican Rapids about 5km South of Fort Smith NWT just across the AB border.

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Mont Gosford, southeastern Quebec near my hometown (Sherbrooke)... A very pleasing place in the Appalachian mountains.


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Mont Gosford, southeastern Quebec near my hometown (Sherbrooke)... A very pleasing place in the Appalachian mountains.


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Wow, that's pretty damn cool!
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There's lots of stuff I could post from the Lower Mainland but seeing as I was just here last weekend, here's a few from Burnaby Lake Park:


Mountain View by entheos_fog, on Flickr


Serene Scene by entheos_fog, on Flickr


Burnaby Lake by entheos_fog, on Flickr
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The view from the top of any mountain in the Rockies is pretty hard to beat really.
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Here is a pic of mine, this is a pretty good view for being in the middle of a metro area (north view off the Pitt River Bridge)




But I love the arid parts of southern BC, and the Thompson Valley is amazing:





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Osoyoos from Anarchist Summit:


Siska Bridges, Fraser Canyon


Small Adra Tunnel, part of the Kettle Valley Railway, high above Naramata


Cawston Valley from Mount Kobau


Hedley-Nickelplate Corkscrew road


K Mountain, near Keremeos


Peyto Lake, Banff National Park
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Awesome pics! Love BC sooooo much, hehe.
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Nelson BC from across Kootenay lake



At my Dad's cabin in BC at the top of the Chilcotin-Caribou mountain range (Central BC)



Hiking in Kokanee Glacier national park



Climbing the road to Idaho Peak, Sandon BC



Slocan Lake, Just south of Silverton BC



Riding the Kootenay Bay ferry from Balfour to Crawford Bay, BC



Heading east towards Jasper on the Yellowhead, Mount Robson BC



Okanagan Lake, taken at Ellison Provincial park just outside Vernon BC

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Where are the city views?!

IMO anyone living above 10 stories in Coal Harbour have the best of all worlds view-wise

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Where are the city views?!
Best views don't come from the city
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Best views don't come from the city
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
I would say it's a pretty good view to wake up to every morning

I hate seeing pictures of BC's forest that was ravaged by Forest Fires and those that are being attacked by the Pine Beetles example your "Climbing the road to Idaho Peak, Sandon BC" picture.
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Those forests and accompanying ecosystems are actually dependent on forest fires, and the general health of those forests due to forest fire suppression is very low compared to pre-forest fire prevention practices. Contrary to popular belief the amount of hectares burned annually these years is only a fraction of the historic norm, and the pine beetle epidemic is far more a product of this forest fire suppression than "global warming."

While I do believe in global warming (more correctly called climate change) I hate it when lazy reporters and researches blame forest fires and the pine beetle problem on it. Like the weather networks article on the Salve Lake fires this month.

Yeah, forest fires have gone up this decade relative to last, but they are still miniscule to the ecological norm pre 1900. Maybe this slight increase of fires is more due to the build up of old, aging, sick, dying trees and ground litter than climate change
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2011, 5:27 AM
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Best views don't come from the city
Some do, the skyline thread can attest to that.
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2011, 5:47 AM
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Those forests and accompanying ecosystems are actually dependent on forest fires, and the general health of those forests due to forest fire suppression is very low compared to pre-forest fire prevention practices. Contrary to popular belief the amount of hectares burned annually these years is only a fraction of the historic norm, and the pine beetle epidemic is far more a product of this forest fire suppression than "global warming."

While I do believe in global warming (more correctly called climate change) I hate it when lazy reporters and researches blame forest fires and the pine beetle problem on it. Like the weather networks article on the Salve Lake fires this month.

Yeah, forest fires have gone up this decade relative to last, but they are still miniscule to the ecological norm pre 1900. Maybe this slight increase of fires is more due to the build up of old, aging, sick, dying trees and ground litter than climate change
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Anyways for City views can very be the best, here are pictures from Yume-sama and his awesome views.
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The photos from my Spring photo thread (some repeats from the last page )

I checked out some of the better cherry blossom viewing spots in Downtown yesterday~


Beautiful Vancouver by s.yume, on Flickr


One Wall Centre and English Bay by s.yume, on Flickr


The Suns Warmth by s.yume, on Flickr


Gotta Get Down on Friday by s.yume, on Flickr
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