Ocean Living

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It used to be said that the American dream included owning a house with a white picket fence. By osmosis, it has been the Canadian dream too. It’s a wonderful idea to own a piece of land on which to design a home and arrange living affairs as one sees fit. It therefore intrigues me whenever I come across unique neighbourhoods that follow a different trend. No land, no white picket fence, no problem.

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I guess, there’s no need for a fence around a floating ocean home. Poseidon himself is the security guard, except on land where he has no dominion, and a security fence is likely needed.

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The trail that passes through this neighbourhood is part of a larger trans-Canada network that crosses urban and wilderness areas.

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I like the idea of a floating home in principle. You get a view of the ocean and the city. I can only imagine what it looks like at night when the whole of downtown Vancouver lights up, and the north shore mountains look resplendent covered in snow.

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Are the homes in constant rocking motion? What about stormy weather? Is swimming allowed? So many questions.

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Being close to a large city, this is a controlled environment, but it is still extreme in its own way. So, it makes me wonder, who came up with this far out idea?

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Would you live in one of these places? Or do you prefer something a little more stable under your feet?

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Beautiful on a sunny day ... but I, being from earthquake country, could not deal with the storm motion on those things...

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I'm really intrigued by the motion aspect of living there. I was standing on a floating platform around the area, and I could feel the ocean movement even though it was a calm day. I can't imagine what it must be like during stormy days like the numerous ones we had this past winter. I'm getting nauseous just thinking about it. 😆

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It would be like living in a never-ending earthquake, and that's why I know I couldn't live with it!

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I can imagine that earthquakes are an ever present concern there. We're near major fault lines, but the shakiness is not as constant as California's active zone.

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They’re just as adorable, even if they do wiggle a bit… all the time😆
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I like the design of the homes. It has a nautical theme feel to it. It's such a unique neighbourhood.

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