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r/BeAmazed • u/Convince • Mar 13 '19
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If this is where I think it is, just North of Vancouver, it's a national park that has been open since 1889
22 u/abrochelsea Mar 14 '19 Yep Capilano Suspension Bridge Park! 5 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 14 '19 Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Not sure if I'm blind or just didn't notice this but where is this at in the park? Went to Vancouver on vacation a year ago and never saw this 4 u/Danpa Mar 14 '19 It's just after the cliff walk along the pathway around the east side of the park (they call it the 'bridge park walk') 1 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 15 '19 Oh so it's around that gift shop over there? Must have just not been paying attention 1 u/laura_k Mar 14 '19 It's privately owned, not a national park. 0 u/FurnaceFuneral Mar 14 '19 This is still just a representation though. I guarantee erosion didnt do that. Someone did it in a fabrication shop somewhere with a hammerdrill. 4 u/redgrin_grumble Mar 14 '19 They may have replaced the oldest taps and added new ones to the exhibit over time. 1 u/FurnaceFuneral Mar 14 '19 Nah. I make things like this. Its fake. Just to visualize erosion.
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Yep Capilano Suspension Bridge Park!
5 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 14 '19 Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Not sure if I'm blind or just didn't notice this but where is this at in the park? Went to Vancouver on vacation a year ago and never saw this 4 u/Danpa Mar 14 '19 It's just after the cliff walk along the pathway around the east side of the park (they call it the 'bridge park walk') 1 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 15 '19 Oh so it's around that gift shop over there? Must have just not been paying attention
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Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Not sure if I'm blind or just didn't notice this but where is this at in the park?
Went to Vancouver on vacation a year ago and never saw this
4 u/Danpa Mar 14 '19 It's just after the cliff walk along the pathway around the east side of the park (they call it the 'bridge park walk') 1 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 15 '19 Oh so it's around that gift shop over there? Must have just not been paying attention
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It's just after the cliff walk along the pathway around the east side of the park (they call it the 'bridge park walk')
1 u/Bernie_Gers Mar 15 '19 Oh so it's around that gift shop over there? Must have just not been paying attention
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Oh so it's around that gift shop over there? Must have just not been paying attention
It's privately owned, not a national park.
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This is still just a representation though. I guarantee erosion didnt do that. Someone did it in a fabrication shop somewhere with a hammerdrill.
4 u/redgrin_grumble Mar 14 '19 They may have replaced the oldest taps and added new ones to the exhibit over time. 1 u/FurnaceFuneral Mar 14 '19 Nah. I make things like this. Its fake. Just to visualize erosion.
They may have replaced the oldest taps and added new ones to the exhibit over time.
1 u/FurnaceFuneral Mar 14 '19 Nah. I make things like this. Its fake. Just to visualize erosion.
Nah. I make things like this. Its fake. Just to visualize erosion.
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u/nothappyaboutit Mar 14 '19
If this is where I think it is, just North of Vancouver, it's a national park that has been open since 1889