Half order of egg benedict with smoked salmon and fruit on the side .
I almost forgot to take a pic of it. What you see here is only a 1/3 of it and it didn't actually come with toast.
I almost forgot to take a pic of it. What you see here is only a 1/3 of it and it didn't actually come with toast.
The entrance
The mammoth
The weather station

The section about warming up in BC..
Dry coastal forest
This is my favorite section. The trees and the animals are very real.

Seals



These 2 totems are interesting, with the two kids up ahead.

Sechelt Figure
Ghrrr.... I'm a lynx.

Wow this computer has a tape reader. This is in the section where it's displaying all the stuffs in the past.
This is my favorite section. The trees and the animals are very real.
Sea Otter: To maintain their body temperature, Sea Otters may eat as much as 25% of their body weight per day and much of their time is spent hunting for fish, crabs, sea urchins and a variety of shellfish.
Fish: Buffalo Sculpin and Kelp Greenling
Shellfish: Plane Limpet, Keyhole Limpet, Grumboor Chiton, Lined Chiton, and Wrinkled Whelk
Shellfish: Plane Limpet, Keyhole Limpet, Grumboor Chiton, Lined Chiton, and Wrinkled Whelk
"The age and use of this carved stone image is unknown. Even its subject is ambiguous: Is it a woman holding her child or a man holding his phallus? Or is it both? As for its use, it may have been hoisted by men to show their strength. Coast Salish and Kwakwaka'wakw men used to lift similar large stones at ceremonies."
Wow this computer has a tape reader. This is in the section where it's displaying all the stuffs in the past.
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smittys is like denny's. filling and not too expensive.
the royal bc musuem was almost exactly what i remembered it to be. and i was there about what 8 years ago. the replica first nations community is actually life size since its a scientific fact that people were smaller back then as supposed to now.
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