Agent Will

POTD Backstreet Boys Square Dance, originally uploaded by agentwill. Ummmmm. Ok.

POTD Classical Dog, originally uploaded by agentwill. How cool is this dog? He sits calmly in a bike sidecar listening to classical music.

POTD Fathers Day Car Show, originally uploaded by agentwill. What better way to spend fathers day than with the whole family and about 1000 classic hot rods over looking the Fraser River and mountains? I can’t tell you how many 1930′s Fords I saw. All I know is that I didn’t have near enough time [...]

POTD Taking Off, originally uploaded by agentwill. The city really shines when people are first introduced to it by way of landing at YVR. Taking off just gives them a quick reminder of why they need to come back. Breathtaking views can be had both ways (unless it’s raining).

POTD After Rain Walks, originally uploaded by agentwill. OK. I’ve come to accept that I live in a coastal rain forest area and that means a lot of rain (still waiting for summer). It may suck that we don’t get a tan or that sunglasses are only fashionable and not necessary but one thing that’s [...]

POTD F is for Fish, originally uploaded by agentwill. They got these great big stone alphabet blocks down at the Olympic Village park. Very cool design.

POTD Vancouverism Parks, originally uploaded by agentwill. It’s not just tall skinny buildings sprouting up on every available piece of land. No. It’s also placing kids parks and community amenities wherever there is space between these buildings. Even in a currently ‘middle of nowhere’ locale like down on the eadtside of Marinaside Crescent.

POTD Colour Qube, originally uploaded by agentwill. Added a splash of colour to the large monolithic Qube building at 1333 West Georgia. It is an architecturally unique building in the city that screams blank canvas.

POTD No Horses, originally uploaded by agentwill. I guess they’re allowed for only 6 months a year. Taken down at Crescent Beach in White Rock.

POTD Hatsoff, originally uploaded by agentwill. The ‘Helens’ sign now says ‘Heights’ but the spirit couldn’t be stronger. On a day, sadly, that some may say is the real first spring day (in June?!?) the Hats-off festival was a great time in North Burnaby.