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‘Go Play, Vancouver!’ challenges encourage outdoor activities

By Calley Hair, Columbian staff writer
Published: January 7, 2021, 6:07am
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Becky Gross of Vancouver keeps the pace while crossing the Vancouver Land Bridge near Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Vancouver Parks and Recreation launched a free, socially distanced program that consists of new activities every week, including a tour of Fort Vancouver.
Becky Gross of Vancouver keeps the pace while crossing the Vancouver Land Bridge near Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Vancouver Parks and Recreation launched a free, socially distanced program that consists of new activities every week, including a tour of Fort Vancouver. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Sure, the weather is crummy, the days are short, and pretty much every group activity is canceled for the foreseeable future. But why should that spoil the great outdoors?

That’s the driving philosophy behind “Go Play, Vancouver!” The initiative, a brainchild of Vancouver Parks and Recreation, is designed to give us all something to do together — just, you know, separately.

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