Jun 25, 2024
Another beach day, another quick watercolour sketch. Quite windy! It's nice to slow down and take in all the shapes and colours.
The crows might have been siblings, they are giving each other major side eye lol
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Another beach day, another quick watercolour sketch. Quite windy! It's nice to slow down and take in all the shapes and colours.
The crows might have been siblings, they are giving each other major side eye lol
Delta police say a man shattered two windows where Pride flags were hanging at Ladner United Church on the night of Sept. 22.
A B.C. church has once again been targeted for what appears to be the display of Pride flags. Delta police said a man shattered two windows where Pride flags were hanging, on the night of Sept. 22 at Ladner United Church. A CCTV video has been released by police in hopes of furthering the investigation. In the video, a man can be seen riding up to the church on a bicycle before the windows were smashed. Police said the bicycle is unique, with fenders, light-coloured brake lines, front shocks and a dark frame. It is the sixth incident of similar nature at the church.
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Side view, eagle tower nest.
muddy blueberry rows
Another tower, another eagle. (there is a nest on this tower with two eaglets but they were lying down, so not seen here)
over the top
Delta police are still searching for a suspect in the incident, called a hate crime by the city's mayor
Delta city staff wasted no time replacing a pride flag flying in front of City Hall on Wednesday, following an act of vandalism called a hate crime by the city's mayor.
Mayor George Harvie said he was made aware of the incident first thing Wednesday, when he received an email from the city manager.
"I'm very upset over it, and if the person's listening — if he decides to cut it down, we'll put it right back up the next morning," said Harvie of the vandalism.
A spokesperson with the Delta Police Department said the investigation into who was behind the act of vandalism was in the preliminary stage and they have not identified a suspect as of Thursday. Harvie said he couldn't comment on whether there was video surveillance.
The entire metal pole was cut down.
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