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BC Parks, part dragon and part damsel in distress

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Written by Chris Ludwig

Created: 04 March 2020

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In 1470, Paolo Uccello painted Saint George fighting a dragon to save a damsel in distress.

 

The painting led me to reflect upon cash starved BC Parks, events of late, and my experience with BC Parks over the decades.

I wonder if BC Parks is the damsel in distress, or is in fact the dragon itself?

 

I personally believe the world is never so black and white, and perhaps BC Parks is both part dragon and part damsel in distress.

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