Category Archives: British Columbia

Harbour Air Panorama Classic Seaplane Tour | Full Highlights

March 25, 2023 Dillon 3 Comments

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Happy Saturday everyone!

Last week I shared with you some highlights of the seaplane spotting I did while I was in Vancouver. I mentioned that I had booked myself on a scenic tour with Harbour Air later on during that same trip and today I’d like to share with you my experience taking their Panoramic Classic tour.

The Harbour Air Panorama Classic Tour is a 30 minute seaplane experience that flies along the coast of the Burrard Inlet, navigates snowy peaks and forrested valleys of the North Shore Mountains, and culmanates with a flyover of the stunning Vancouver city skyline.

Here’s my latest video which outlines the entire seaplane experience.

Enjoy!

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Vancouver Harbour Seaplane Spotting in Winter

March 14, 2023 Dillon Leave a comment

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Hey everyone, there’s a new video up over on my Youtube channel. I recently travelled to Vancouver and found myself spending a lot of time down at the Harbour Seaplane Terminal watching the planes go by in my spare time. Here’s some clips from my time down at the docks over the course of my trip.

I actually ended up taking a seaplane tour with Harbour Air a couple days later and filmed the entire experience, so stay tuned for another video sometime soon!

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The Canada / United States Border – Photo Friday #3

January 1, 2021 Dillon 1 Comment

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Welcome back to Photo Friday and Happy New Year!

This week’s photo comes from the Canada – United States Border between the Province of British Columbia and Washington State.

Much of the border between Canada and the United States looks just like the area in photo below: a ditch beside the road, or a long clearing of trees. The border between these two nations is not only the longest international border in the world, (8,890 km, 5524 mi) but it’s also the longest undefended one. The only way to actually tell you’re entering an entirely different country is by the colour difference of the pavement, and the white pillars which mark the exact boundary line.

Still though, much of the border is under constant 24/7 surveillance from both sides, so crossing here without repercussions isn’t as easy as it seems. However, it fascinates me just how different the United States’ northern border is with Canada in contrast to the one with Mexico in the south; walls, fences and all.

See you next week!

The Canada - United States Border — *Canada – United States Border Marker, British Columbia/Washington State (ca. November 2019)*

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