Comments on: The ‘Wildness’ of Vancouver http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/ Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 13 Oct 2008 02:11:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: victoria langley http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-819 victoria langley Mon, 26 Mar 2007 03:02:56 +0000 http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-819 <strong>victoria langley...</strong> I Googled for something completely different, but found your page...and have to say thanks. nice read.... victoria langley…

I Googled for something completely different, but found your page…and have to say thanks. nice read….

]]> By: **Terramia** http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-32 **Terramia** Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:49:05 +0000 http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-32 I do love it here! We live in the best corner of the world, and we really need to appreciate and embrace our natural environment! I often go to Langley from Victoria to visit family, and every time, without fail, I am aghast at the earth-shattering development happening in Surrey et cetera. What happened to all the trees? Birds fly about as if in a catatonic state of disbelief. I nearly choke to death on fuel emissions in the cloud of rush hour, roadkill is on the side of the road every 1/2 km, and I search endlessly for the seemingly nonexistent presence of pedestrians... what happened to the outskirts of Vancouver? Why are we trying to create something we obviously aren't meant to be? The Lower Mainland needs to maintain its gorgeous greenery to be able to continue to offer the same beauty and richness for years to come. Green is beautiful... let's maintain it! I do love it here! We live in the best corner of the world, and we really need to appreciate and embrace our natural environment!

I often go to Langley from Victoria to visit family, and every time, without fail, I am aghast at the earth-shattering development happening in Surrey et cetera. What happened to all the trees? Birds fly about as if in a catatonic state of disbelief. I nearly choke to death on fuel emissions in the cloud of rush hour, roadkill is on the side of the road every 1/2 km, and I search endlessly for the seemingly nonexistent presence of pedestrians… what happened to the outskirts of Vancouver? Why are we trying to create something we obviously aren’t meant to be?

The Lower Mainland needs to maintain its gorgeous greenery to be able to continue to offer the same beauty and richness for years to come.

Green is beautiful… let’s maintain it!

]]> By: Heather in Beautiful http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-31 Heather in Beautiful Wed, 31 Jan 2007 06:18:23 +0000 http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-31 Ha, you are right - that's how Yaletown seems to me too - it's trying too hard! I do love the fact we have so much variety within just a few hours drive of Vancouver - we really do have it ALL :) Ha, you are right - that’s how Yaletown seems to me too - it’s trying too hard!

I do love the fact we have so much variety within just a few hours drive of Vancouver - we really do have it ALL :)

]]> By: Susan Jones http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-30 Susan Jones Sun, 28 Jan 2007 17:40:01 +0000 http://www.wetcoastwomen.com/2007/the-wildness-of-vancouver/#comment-30 I just returned from Vancouver, and, yes, wild-life of all kinds! Really, beautiful city. And, thank you for the huge shout out here for my business venture! You are fab! xoxox Susan Jones http://westcoastconcierge.blogspot.com/ I just returned from Vancouver, and, yes, wild-life of all kinds! Really, beautiful city. And, thank you for the huge shout out here for my business venture!
You are fab!
xoxox
Susan Jones
http://westcoastconcierge.blogspot.com/

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