Dec
14
2008
It usually doesn’t look like this.
It usually doesn't look like this.
The fact of the matter is, despite the global perspective about our country (that it’s the “frozen north”; that it’s the source of storms dumping snow on the U.S.; that we have 8 months of winter, blah blah), Vancouver very seldom actuallly looks like this. Oh, sure, it snows once a year, usually. Sometimes it snows twice a year. But you usually can’t get a picture like this because many snowfalls are followed by rain (and rain and more rain) or the bright sun that might follow a snowfall doesn’t last long enough to get a picture like this.
So, here’s a picture to contribute to the myth. What can I say.
Urbanology | Phil | 14 December 2008 |
