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| To access the harbor near Granville Island, ships pass under a lovely old lift bridge, the deck of which is Burrard Street. |
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| From the sea-level view of Granville Island, Vancouver's skyline is impressive in scale and modernity. |
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| We needn't have hiked across the pedestrian-unfriendly bridge. Little ferry boats will get us back to Vancouver proper. |
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| The Burrard Inlet separates North and West Vancouver (shown) from the downtown area. |
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| We hiked to China Town, via the Gastown neighborhood, and through some rugged patches of the city's east side. |
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| We also explored the port, scoping out our cruise-departure spot the night before we set sail. |
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The Port of Vancouver's main building resembles a ship, with sail-like features somewhat visible in the photo's upper right.
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