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To: abuelita who wrote (9332)	3/26/2000 11:05:00 PM
From: Mannie	Respond to of 35685

rose-I believe all anyone saw was dust after 5 seconds..it really was an amazing sight. It was destroyed basically because it was built on the cheap originally, and the upkeep/remodeling expenses were ridiculous. I had hoped we could have converted it to other uses...parking/exhibition hall, etc...but the powers that be wanted a new stadium right on that spot. I hated the building, I rarely went to anything there, I just hated being there (and I worked on it when it was built). I love Vancouver, for those out there that have never been there, put it on your list. It has the most spectacular setting for a city. I go up fairly often, a good getaway....great food, lots to do and a great value for Americans. Take care rose,eh...Scott