One-of-a-kind signage in the West End of Vancouver (Harwood & Bidwell). The tree that has prompted this warning is an ancient beauty that captures my attention and admiration each time I pass by.
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Also on 12th and Fraser.
More to the world than downtown!
I should say more than downtown the arbutus greenway and point grey road 🙂
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Hi “Don”: If it’s all right with you, I’ll remain interested in things and places that interest me. I really don’t need or want any help with directing my attention.
Uhhhh ok. I’m just poking fun hence the smiley face.
I could have a great discussion with you about how that perspective and attitude is detrimental to moving the region forward, but ok. Apologies for pointing out the error in your ‘one of a kind’ statement.
Could have used one of these signs on 2nd east of Main. A year or so ago a semi truck took down a large and pretty mature tree that hung over the street.