The second week of filming the National Geographic special, Valley of the Boom took us to a one of the most filmed locations in all of the lower Mainland, the Crease Clinic at Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam. |
A lot more ominous in the evening. |
My imagination getting the best of me as I scout around the building, trying to find any evidence of all the ghost stories I have heard over the years. |
Grabbing a latte at Starbucks, I thought I said "Monty" clear enough. |
The demise of Riverview |
The paint on the ceiling |
Looking out from on of the patient rooms |
A view, if you can look past the bars |
Looking out front towards our base camp |
another view out front |
It was very eerie walking around, even during the day |
My Teamster peers waiting for the lunch bell. (Teamsters have always eaten 1/2 hour before the cast and crew) |
Later in the week we were back in church, this time in South Vancouver |
Also at a home..... |
.........in a very lovely neighbourhood in Champlain Heights. |
Jon, the head chef of Rain City Catering, getting ready to spoil us once again. |
Sitting outside set in my Teamster umbrella (my cast vehicle), watching the rain come down. |
Bored, standing by, close up on my steering wheel, pic. |
I've been asked to bring a lot of things to set, but this is a first. |
Filming a dusk shot with the cast riding around in that panel van. |
grainy night shot from Spanish Banks looking towards downtown Vancouver. |
The kids surprised me and came over to watch a little hockey action. |
Pho was on the menu tonight. |
Back in Hiroshima, Ritsue and her friends were having fun at the Hiroshima Carp baseball game. |
Around the web this week..... |
This one put me in a great mood. |
I don't care what the thing is, not in my house! |
nailed it |
This one survived the ice age |
and your own caption.. |
Good for you! |
I'm dating myself, but I so remember the disappointment of wanting to rent that new release, only to find they were all gone. |
yup |
omg, pogs! |
I remember all too well, and eventually it became completely twisted. |
The amount of waste we generate these days is shameful. |
really? |
really again |
a fool's paradise? |
that song "hitchin a ride" comes to mind. |
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