Jenn Dolari @dolari@driveinsaturday.org

@Aminorjourney - What was Queenie doing up in BC? :)

Who knew Rambo was Canadian?

Highway signs in BC are WIERD.

That lasso isn't gonna help you wrangle much, sir.

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Old Telephone Building in Aldergrove, BC.

The reason I'm in Canada this birthday: I'm FINALLY tracing the Old Yale Road from Vancovuer to Yale. While not quite Canada's version of the Oregon Trail, it was a major old wagon road from New Westminster to Yale and Beyond.

I found an 1880s era map that showed the road, and found the reamnants on a map, and have started driving it. There's not much left of the old road between Vancouver and Abbotsford other than a few historic signs and a building here and there, but I'm hoping to find more as I get out of the urban areas....

I really should resurrect "Bad Poutine Theatre."

It's okay, Doctor Endocrinologist, these are much healthier Canadian snacks. Not like our USian snacks!

Despite looking like a giant dookie, Mr Big bars are probably my favorite Canadian chocolate bar.

It's staring at me. IT'S STARING AT ME.

So...do they quiet your muffler? Do they do it quietly? Are the just shy?

Ahh, the symbol of Canada. A metallic grizzly wearing shades.

GEOFFREY LIVES!

Of all the places to eat while in Canada. I ain't turning down Church's.

Had trouble finding a bank that would take my card to get cash. But when I did, look what was next door....

Not gonna turn down serendipity when it shows its face.

Good to be back.

Is it just me, or did they make Sam Kirk in Strange New Worlds purposely look like Guy Fleegman from Galaxy Quest?

Oh, no, I made too much teaberry ice cream for Crystal. Whatever shall I do with the extra that won't fit in the container? I'll just spoon it into this bowl while I figure out...oh, no, it's melting. WHATEVER SHALL I DO?!?!

@zx3 ...

It is dissapointing to see the city remove a symbol of the kindness of this city just to remove a symbol of hate. It is also sad to see the advertisements of businesses and celebrations of the people of Duvall removed from sight in the same fell swoop. We have all lost today because of a symbol of hate.

The winners are the people who put up the symbol of hate. They now know the city is willing to remove anything that the hate groups are against, by simply putting up more hate next to it. Policies for the removal of hate speech must be enacted that do not end of also harming the character of the city.

It is my hope that the voices of this town, and clarification of policies, will once again allow Duvall to become a beacon of hope in a quickly darkening sky. But for today, this is not the "unconditional support" I've been led to believe from the town.

We can do better. We must do better. And I hope we will do better.