3rd Avenue

Day #23,592
Walk km 23,444-23,460: Burnaby Lake to Columbia Station
KMs to go: 132

car interior
approx km 23,457 3rd Avenue (New Westminster)

Glenbrook Ravine Park

Day #23,252
Walk km 20,817-20,829: 22nd Street Station to Hard Rock Casino
KMs to go: 2423

trail
approx km 20,823 Glenbrook Ravine Park

New Westminster

Day #23,221
Walk km 20,505-20,517: Sapperton to Lake City Way
KMs to go: 2704

unknown machine
approx km 20,507 New Westminster

New Westminster

Day #23,219-220
Walk km 20,487-20,489: to A&W
Walk km 20,489-20,491: to Safeway
Walk km 20,491-20,505: Bear Creek Park to Sapperton
KMs to go: 2715

Meetup walkers
approx km 20,502 New Westminster

Fraser River

Day #23,208
Walk km 20,375-20,388: Burnaby to King George Station
KMs to go: 2820

boats
approx km 20,381 Fraser River

New Westminster Quay

Day #23,138
Walk km 19,642-19,643: breakfast
Walk km 19,643-19,654: Columbia Station to Queensborough
KMs to go: 3484

giant tin soldier
approx km 19,644 New Westminster quay

New Westminster

Day #23,108
Walk km 19,279-19,292: Columbia Station to Metrotown
KMs left: 3816

giant tin soldier
approx km 19,281 New Westminster quay

Day #23,008-009

Walk km 18,416-18,434: 11 city walk

a boundary
approx km 18,425 between Richmond (left side) and New Westminster (right side)

Movie rewatch: Tattooed Stranger (1950, Edward Montagne)

It may not be great shakes as a police procedural but it's got one big thing going for it: instead of being shot on Hollywood backlots, this was shot on the streets of Brooklyn. Loved the look of it. 

Movie #2624: Corner Gas: The Movie (2014, David Storey)

One last shot at making a few bucks from Corner Gas. The movie is just like a longer episode of the TV show. Some of the cast members are beginning to look their age. Could have done without this. IMDB rating is 81?

New Westminster

Day #22,131
Walk km 11,285-11,296 (10,835 km to go): Meetup walk from New Westminster Station to Annacis Island

Meetup walkers
approx km 11,289 entrance to Queensborough Bridge

Movie #2097: Made In U.S.A. (1966, Jean-Luc Godard)

This is Jean-Luc Godard meets Donald E Westlake. It is based on the novel "The Jugger" by Richard Stark (Westlake). I looked on the internet to see what Westlake's reaction was to this movie. It appears that his reaction was to block it being shown! Apparently, Godard never paid for the screen rights for the book. And who could blame him? After he had smothered the plot with huge amounts of politics and pop culture, who could ever recognize it?