Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
The old metal pier used to load barges in this area.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
Habitat Island has been built right in the False Creek Bay.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
In winter, Habitat Island is a bit of a dreary sight, with much of its lush greenery quietness removed or hibernating.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
A set of rocks allows access to the island at most tide levels.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
There is a small pathway around the island.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
At the west end, you get views of the bridges, Granville Island, and Yaletown.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
A tree with bird boxes sits just above this point.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
The quiet northern side of the island. In summer, when the leaves are full, it feels like an urban escape.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
The southern shore looks toward Science World and the end of the bay.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
On the shore, there is space for art installations. This maze is but one example.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
Looking across the main field toward the playground and Olympic Village.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
On interesting feature of Hinge park is the urban stream running through. Rebuilt to be more natural, ironically, it meanders and contains many species of birds, frogs, turtles, and even beavers on occasion.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
The wetland space running toward the bay.
Tam McTavish
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03/10/2019
Bridges cross the stream for access to the off-leash dog area.