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For 40 years prior to the big storm, no one was able to see the ocean or West Vancouver through here
Lions Gate Bridge (across the Fraser River) looking north west towards West Vancouver View from Propsect Point lookout Debris from Stanley Park had to be laid parallel to the road. At times, 3 or 4 trees laid side by side Significant tree damage in Stanley Park - notice how none of the trees have tops
Snapped! 5ft above the ground...and its not alone - there are 2 more in the background For 40 years prior to the big storm, no one was able to see the ocean or West Vancouver through here This was thick forest before the storm... 213_1319.jpg
213_1321.jpg View of the mountains through the destruction... People started counting how long some of these trees had been there...this one was 113 years The seawall promenade is very popular with locals and tourists...its not hard to see why

For 40 years prior to the big storm, no one was able to see the ocean or West Vancouver through here

Date: 01/28/07
 
 
 

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