Like A Teapot

I am presently very curious about this establishment.

I discovered it the other night when I ventured down to an unfamiliar part of the Fraser River to check out the bike trail on dike. Preoccupied with finding the trail entrance and parking space, I drove past it without noticing it in the beginning. I saw it in the very end when I was ready to get home.

The river behind it was gorgeous at sunset. I wished I could sit on their patio to enjoy the atmosphere and take pictures. Prior to that I had taken wonderful pictures of the river and trail alright, but the river opened up behind and on the right of this pub. On its right is some private business related to boating or boat repair.

Unfortunately, by the time I saw this intriguing place, I had already eaten (before I set out on this slightly adventurous journey) and even walked off my dinner (though no dump yet). I shall have to return there soon, with an empty stomach and some money. Obviously I can park on their parking lot, too - it is even safer with good lighting and the trail entrance is just about fifty feet away.

I have not seen anything like this on the Pitt River, which runs through the more rural part of Metro Vancouver, with magnificent mountains as its background. The Pitt River turns into the more famous Fraser River at some point.