its crazy, we are at the beach, 27 degrees, but the snow capped mountains are in the background with people skiing on them!!! the beaches are nothing like back home 

and the same again but with the river in view... so beautiful 

This is typical Vancouver, lush green grass, little water fountains, and tall skyrise glass buildings 

and heres a picture of my gym in the distance looking over false creek! 

and another pic of us in the movies!!! how exciting! 

this is Nat Bailey stadium a big baseball center, this is where the set was being filmed on tuesday!! we actually got paid for it!! 

here we r again in front of the cameras and lighting machines!! 

heres the proof that we worked on set in john cusacks new film "Martian Child" my mate Mike from the other photos got us seats 4 down from the man himself!!!! 

me and my gurl again!! we r such posers!! 

Dan rocks up in sock and thongs, any one would mistake him for an aussie!!! 

suspension bridge entrance 

how pretty!!! looking back over the suspension bridge 

totem poles are every where over here!! 

i love this one!!on the bridge itself!! how cute, and bloody Dan and his video camera... we arent tourists!!! 

Me and Dan inside the park posing for one of about 200 photos for the day!! 

in front of the double decker bus 

okay now this is at TREE tOPs, a part of the capilano suspension bridge park!!! 

we went to sewells marina on a two hour jet boat ride!! how cute is jo, both looking like a drowned rat  

heres one for ya gurls!! check out Dan!! 

More of English Bay, yes its a sunny day in Vancouver!!  

the view from our work looking over at north vancouver and grouse mountain which we hiked to the top of!! 

one of my favourite place here, English Bay, i ride here almost every day on the way to stanley park, which is a 13km per lap circuit!! its great 

the 5 of us exausted!! mike, dan aspa and jo! 

it was so foggy but still beautiful!! 

at the top at last!! theres snow on the peaks of the mountains in the background, its a bit foggy so its hard to see