May 8, 2017 by J.R. Johnson
white snow on rooftops red tulips on southern slopes oh, #MyCanada
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It's the last week of the @AbbotsfordTulipFestival! Every year, this field opens for visitors to stroll through its 2.5 million colourful tulips. 🌷 📷: @jannayaromich 📍: Abbotsford, @HelloBC #ExploreCanada . C’est la dernière semaine du @AbbotsfordTulipFestival! Chaque année, ce champ accueille les visiteurs qui peuvent alors se promener au cœur d’un arc-en-ciel de quelque 2,5 millions de tulipes. 🌷 📷: @jannayaromich 📍: Abbotsford, @HelloBC #ExploreCanada A post shared by Explore Canada (@explorecanada) on May 1, 2017 at 4:07pm PDT
It's the last week of the @AbbotsfordTulipFestival! Every year, this field opens for visitors to stroll through its 2.5 million colourful tulips. 🌷 📷: @jannayaromich 📍: Abbotsford, @HelloBC #ExploreCanada . C’est la dernière semaine du @AbbotsfordTulipFestival! Chaque année, ce champ accueille les visiteurs qui peuvent alors se promener au cœur d’un arc-en-ciel de quelque 2,5 millions de tulipes. 🌷 📷: @jannayaromich 📍: Abbotsford, @HelloBC #ExploreCanada
A post shared by Explore Canada (@explorecanada) on May 1, 2017 at 4:07pm PDT
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