Another scenic and awesome ride on the third day. |
Yes it was already the third day in Vancouver I just could not sleep well I had only a mere 4 hours sleep. The sky outside the window was already bright at 4.00am and I told myself to start cycling as early as possible.
So I took out the bike and headed for Granville Street where I planned to have my breakfast at the market. |
Welcome to the Public Market of Granville Island. |
I was early the market only opens at 9.00am some of the wet retailers were still preparing their stalls. |
So I went loitering around the market and taking more pictures. |
Most of the F&B stalls open at 11.00am and I wanted to try the Wan Tan Noodle but it was not ready. Meanwhile a cup of coffee to start the day. |
9.00 o'clock is the opening if you do no want to waste time waiting. |
Nice and beautiful scenery I enjoyed while loafing.
Inside the market.
At last my Wan Ton Noodle appeared in front of me, nothing like the ones in Kuala Lumpur. |
Some of the corners of at the market.
I realised that there are certain streets dedicated for cycling with a bicycle sign at the road signs for a safer riding. |
The beautifully maintained park viewed from the top. |
One of the markers to assist you to identify the several mountains view from the park. |
The popular life size statues for photo taking at Queen Elizabeth Park.
A clock at the entrance presented by the Lions Club. |
Bloedel Conservatory & the dancing fountain. |
I was attracted by a cemetery named Mountain View Cemetery as I was riding back. |
A place for Vancouver to remember. |
Intentionally I extended my route to east side of Vancouver as I was heading back to West Hastings Street and somewhere at East Georgia Street I saw this mural of legend Jimi Hendrix. |
A simple "Siu Mai" for lunch at Canada Place. |
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