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Queen Elizabeth Park is the highest point in Vancouver, and unbeknownst to visitors, is the location of the city's water reservoir. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, and there is a golf course in one corner. The Bloedel Conservatory is located on the hilltop; there, tropical plants and birds have their home.
 Jim with colorful rhododendrons and mountains |  Queen Elizabeth Park: rhododendrons |  Rhododendrons in all colors (with Alice) |  Alice with rhododendrons |
 Japanese garden in the quarry |  Quarry garden |  Bed of red tulips |  The red and yellow tulips close up |
 Waterfall, bridge and east wall of quarry |  Waterfall into the quarry, and bridge |  Base of the waterfall (with Alice) |
 Alice with begonias |  Yellow shrimp plants |  Macaws and parrots |  Macaws and parrots |
 Green parrot |  Carp in the pool |  Bird bathing, with orange lilies | |
 Jim on bridge |  Abutilons |  Alice and white flowers |  Cactus garden; fruit-eating bird |
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