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Taken at White Rock BC which is just south of Vancouver. Here's another photo taken on a more blustery day......

After multiple crashes with the Mini 2 I went with the Mini 3 Pro. It comes with the built in "follow me" capabilities without the need for another app but the best part are the front and back obstacle avoidance sensors. They've saved me a few times already.........

I was more impressed by the drone flying ability of whomever filmed that.......

I'm curious about your heated gloves. I tried a pair and they were so huge it was ridiculous. As for the wind around here, here's one from earlier......

Took advantage of the weather today and went for a local trail ride to capture some of the colour of the season: All within 5 minutes of home........

Thx. There were small signs saying no drones at both ends of the Myra Canyon portion of the trail. I believe it's because it's a provincial park. I actually didn't notice them until I was leaving. Anyone I had contact with was mostly curious about the drone and no one gave me any grief...

It's part of a much longer trail but this section is the most scenic in my opinion. It was worth it except for the drive back with all the forest fire smoke we've been having out here lately :

Did a 1000KM round road trip to bike 24KM of the Kettle Valley Railway Trail section in Myra Valley Park in Kelowna BC. Well worth it...... There are 18 trestles in this section of the KVR. Many had burned in a fire in 2003 but have been restored by volunteers: The trail is shared by...

Did the loop from Bridgeport into downtown Vancouver to check out the sights. Crossing the Skytrain bridge: The houseboats near Granville Island: The Marine building in downtown: Riding under the Lions Gate bridge: Along the Seawall by English Bay: Public art along False Creek:

Got the drone back and went for a ride on the Semiahmoo Peninsula. The iconic water tower at the resort: Along the Semiahmoo Spit: The Semiahmoo golf course: Approaching Birch Bay: Who needs numbers when you have colours:

No, but he fished my drone out of a blackberry patch after wading through a muck filled ditch.

An eventful ride doing the loop from Colony Farm, along the rivers and back. The path along the Pitt River: Along the Deboville Slough: Following the Coquitlam River: Back at Colony Farm flying the drone: Ooops: My new hero:

Off on a ride today to the Steveston Marine Festival. Along the Horseshoe Slough trail: Along the South Dyke: Finn Slough, a very interesting spot: The sights and sounds of the festival: The historic Cannery in Steveston: Garry Point Park: Along the West Dyke: Stop to smell...

Lot's more to see if you continue on River Road in Ladner. Wonder what it's like living on a floating home.......

Alright, what are you hiding from your Canadian friends :

Did the Fort to Fort Trail which is a small section of the Trans Canada Trail out in Langley, BC. Some of the trail is being relocated further from the Fraser river Lot's of interesting points along the way. Final destination, lunch at Tavistock Point on McMillan Island.

That's funny. My wallpaper is from just down the road a bit. Hard to get a bad view there. What amazes me is the number of cyclists that ride up there and then zoom back down. Never seem to be electric bikes though.

Very impressive. Also didn't know we had those Lime Scooters in this area. Hate seeing those rentals scooters on the Seawall downtown......

Since we're playing Mountain Poker I'll throw my hand in. Here's Mount Baker last week from Artist Point. Was surprised to see the trails still snow covered while it was 35 degrees outside......

Thx. This is the view from bike level.........