PHOTOS: Scenes from the White Rock waterfront

PHOTOS: Scenes from the White Rock waterfront

Geoffrey Yue captures the beauty of White Rock in the off-season

Despite the cooling temperatures, White Rock photographer Geoffrey Yue captures the beauty of the waterfront this week.

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PHOTOS: Scenes from the White Rock waterfront

PHOTOS: Scenes from the White Rock waterfront

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