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Uploaded by on Dec 17, 2008

The Lions are twin mountain peaks in Vancouver, B.C. also called the Sisters. These are some pictures I took of the Lions, from the Lions and around the Lions in the greater Vancouver Area. Bruce Cockburn's song Wondering where the lions are is playing in the background. Cheers.

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  • there is a story that goes with the twin pekks. a native american story.

  • Or in this case, Native Canadian story i.e. First Nations. Indeed there is. The twin peaks were called the Sisters and the legend was recorded by Pauline Johnston along with the legend of Siwash Rock in Stanley Park.

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  • They are in Saskatchewan, worrying about playing the Riders this afternoon.

    Go Green! Go Bruce!

  • highest quality version on youtube. thanks for the upload, very much appreciated!!

  • Thumbs up if the movie Hoot brought you here

    

  • Thank you! Great song....great video!

  • @5171967cafk NEITHER CAN I I CAN NOT STOP LISTENNING AND I CAN NOT STOP WAtching the movie hoot i like the song and the movie hoot so much i can not stop watching or listenning.

  • very awesome, great tune and great scenery

  • Beautiful scenery, beautiful animals, beautiful world :)

  • Great video! Thanks!

  • The lions are not a twin mountain peaks in vancouver B.C., they are an allusion and a tribute to Dolly Parton...ahem.

  • thinkin about eternity

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