Crossing the 49th, eh!

Kels · 04-29-2005, 02:16 PM

Some friends and I have decided to venture across the border and exchange one Vancouver for another over Memorial weekend. It's going to be a fantastic weekend of girlfriends, shopping and site-seeting. The last time I was in BC was about nine years ago. (Kinda pathetic since it's only a six hour drive).

We've booked a suite at the Best Western Chateau Granville downtown where we'll be in walking distance of Chinatown and Gastown, and just a few minutes drive to Stanley Park. I'm looking forward to checkout the Vancouver Museum because, well, I'm a museum nerd.

And, a friend of mine lives on the Sunshine Coast so I'm hoping we'll have time to get together for a bit.

Has anyone been to Vancouver, BC recently? Got any suggestions of places to go or things not to be missed? I need to get a certified copy of my birth certificate. For the life of me I have no idea where the original is. That and a valid piece of ID should be ok for getting back into the states. I hope.

Oh, and I need to brush up on my Canadian speak.

04-29-2005, 02:16 PM	#1
Kels isn't listening right now. Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: 1,004 miles - about 15 hours 23 minutes Posts: 112	Crossing the 49th, eh! Some friends and I have decided to venture across the border and exchange one Vancouver for another over Memorial weekend. It's going to be a fantastic weekend of girlfriends, shopping and site-seeting. The last time I was in BC was about nine years ago. (Kinda pathetic since it's only a six hour drive). We've booked a suite at the Best Western Chateau Granville downtown where we'll be in walking distance of Chinatown and Gastown, and just a few minutes drive to Stanley Park. I'm looking forward to checkout the Vancouver Museum because, well, I'm a museum nerd. And, a friend of mine lives on the Sunshine Coast so I'm hoping we'll have time to get together for a bit. Has anyone been to Vancouver, BC recently? Got any suggestions of places to go or things not to be missed? I need to get a certified copy of my birth certificate. For the life of me I have no idea where the original is. That and a valid piece of ID should be ok for getting back into the states. I hope. Oh, and I need to brush up on my Canadian speak.
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