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The two RV Gypsies stopped at Hope's Visitor Center. |
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Then the two RV Gypsies walked around the
small town of Hope and enjoyed the carvings. Not all of them had plaques.
But "Harry" sure looked skinny and did not smile
very nicely for the camera. |
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Lee Duquette was really impressed with
the many intricate details of the carving shown above, so a couple of
close-ups of the carving shown above are posted below. |
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more carvings |
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Below: Three murals on a wall that are
the result of a youth art workshop titled "Different Like Me"
and dealt with Bullying, Racism and Hate. Karen Duquette was really
impressed with these. |
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Hope Memorial Park |
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Below: The entrance to the Friendship Garden. |
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Next to the pavilion with the sign that
is shown above, there were two sets of poles with flags from other countries
plus Canada's Providences. Karen Duquette photographed the many sides
of each pole. |
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Below: The mountains surround the city
of Hope on three sides. |
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The two RV Gypsies ate at the 2913 Wallace Street Restaurant in Hope, BC and sat outside. They were the only customers at that time. Food and service was okay, but nothing special. |
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