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While in Vancouver on the Burrard Bridge I took a number of photos to record some details of historic architecture on this bridge. This photo was actually a vertical that I cropped to bring this focal point of view. The pastel colors on this old bridge reminded me of many buildings I have seen in the Caribbean. The clear blue sky made the perfect backdrop to this photo.

The Burrard Street Bridge is an art deco, six lane bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia that spans False Creek connecting downtown to Kitsilano. The bridge is embellished with imposing concrete towers, torch-like entrance-pylons, and sculptural details. Unifying the parts are heavy concrete railings, originally topped by decorative street lamps. Busts of Captain George Vancouver and Harry Burrard jut out from the bridge’s superstructure. Enjoy the scene.
Another photo taken from inside the bridge can be seen here.

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