Categories: Capital Read, Inside the Queensway

ITQ's O-Day in pictures – by BerryCam, of course

by kadyomalley on Thursday, February 19, 2009 10:58am - 10 Comments

: Neither snow nor slush nor increasingly draconian security restrictions will keep them from their appointed tasks…

: Welcome, American media! Let us take your coats!

: De-coated American media

: Shortly before being removed from the premises

: From the Colleague Wellscam atop the CTV building.

: The waiting game is afoot!

: Eeeee!

: The slightly fuzzified view from the Hot Room balcony

: It’s like they *knew* ITQ would eventually be there with a datesquare-shaped hole in her stomach.

: So long, American-style politics!

Tags: berrycam, o-day, obamawa, what the heck is itq staring at?

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Ti-Guy

*Yeesh* Could our national capital look any less bleak and Soviet?

Pyongyang on a good day.

Ti-Guy

That should have been “more bleak.”

Shenping

I don’t think Beijing ever gets that bright.

Frank Frink

I think it more closely resembles Ulan Baator

steve

The snow is a nice touch to help strengthen the myth that we have 11.5 months of winter and all live in igloos. They grey skies, the snow, the damp looking concrete are indeed very Stalinist, but Kady looks good.
http://caiti-online.blogspot.com/ Transcanada

Its bright and sunny in Moscow -4C and clear.
Wascally Wabbit

ITG Gal – when you next update – can you look a little less fuzzy – pretty please – whoever held the Berrycam for you the first time doesn’t know focus!
Mike Horn

Ottawa weather is so heartwarming when seen from the west coast.

Deb

Yes, as opposed to the non-stop rain and grey skies that hover over the West Coast.
At least Ottawa gets some sun now and then!

Just visiting

I hope THE HAT isn’t Bill Clennet like.

If it is, no wonder the security people are nervous.

- JV

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