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Vancouver is located in the west coast of Canada, which
is Canada's third largest city and industrial center, is known as the
"western paradise" of Canada. Vancouver's climate is mild. Winter
temperatures probably at about 0 degrees Celsius. Summer temperatures in about
20 degrees Celsius. Four seasons pleasant climate, makes the city of Vancouver
evergreen grass, flowers blooming, like a garden city. Walking in the streets
of Vancouver, cherry blossoms in spring, all kinds of flowers in summer, the
maple leaves of autumn, the snow-capped mountains in winter can be seen through
the rain and fog.
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Early in the
morning, we traveled by car from downtown Vancouver, the morning breeze
floating slightly grassy, gently clouds exposed the true face of the Lion's
Gate Bridge. Lions Gate Bridge, its name comes from the bridge of the North
Shore Mountains of
The Lions. The
whole bridge length 1517.3 meters (4978 feet), along with the north approach
road, 1823 meters (5890 feet) long. Main bridge span of 472 meters (1550
feet), the height of the bridge tower is 111 meters (364 feet) from the sea
surface height at 61 meters (200 feet). Lions' Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge
in British Columbia, Canada. It was the first of the Strait, across
the Burrard Inlet. It is connected with the City of Vancouver and West
Vancouver and North Vancouver traffic.
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At present, a
total of three bridge across Burrard Inlet, from west to east are the Lions
Gate Bridge, Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing and the Second Straits
Railway Bridge.
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Stanley Park
The world-famous
Stanley Park, only fifteen minutes walking distance from downtown Vancouver. It
is located across the Burrard Inlet end of the Lions Gate Bridge. Can be seen
everywhere in the park in different shapes of woodcarving of Indian totem pole,
it is not only the Indian culture and art, for the historical landscapes in the
park.
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Stanley Park is
the most famous park in Vancouver, covering over 1,000 acres and is the largest
urban park in North America, it is one of the world's most famous park. In
1888, the park was officially opened to its name of Lord Stanley of Preston,
Governor General of Canada.
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Standing on the hillside park, you can also view the
Lions Gate Bridge in Burrard Inlet, and on the sea, large and small sailing
boats, and the scenery beautiful. In the park, and squirrel jumping between the
trees, the lake swimming swans, unknown birds interwoven into a unique natural
symphony.
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Vancouver Aquarium in Stanley Park, which was
established in June 15, 1956, has been 43 years of history. It is not only in largest
aquarium Canada, and one of the top five aquariums in North
America.
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Vancouver Aquarium is good land to watch the world's
precious marine animals. There kill whales, beluga whales, colorful tropical
fish, the Amazon plants, monkeys and birds and so on.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park
Capilano Suspension Bridge, it is known as the
landmark of Vancouver. It is a tourist destination with a long history in
Vancouver. The bridge is about 137 meters (450 feet). From more than 100 years
ago, the bridge is 2 thick hemp rope and fragrant wooden board, hanging in the
height of 69 meters (230 feet) of Capliano River. It is the world longest
and
highest pedestrian suspension bridge.
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Capilano
Suspension Bridge, which crosses the Capilano River Valley in northern Vancouver,
first built in 1889. It is said to be engineer George Grant Mackay purchased
land near the Capilano River in North Vancouver and in the local Aboriginal
help, hemp rope and the plank built this bridge, smooth on both sides of the
valley.
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People
walking on the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and only the foot of the canyon deep
valleys through the boards, full of novelty, but also with a trace of
irritation dangerous. In some places, as well as extending the bridge, the foot
is the only steel frame, transparent glass viewing platform in the air,
standing on the top looking down, it is very "frightened." Cliffwalk,
it is tall and narrow, but allows visitors to watch the rare spectacle, it is
popular with visitors enjoy the pursuit of stimulation.
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After
Adventure Capilano Suspension Bridge, at the door to receive "I made
it" awards!
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Horseshoe Bay
Horseshoe Bay, it is a small bay and communities in
West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, about 1,000 residents. The district is
located west of West Vancouver, on the verge of Howe Sound and the British
Columbia Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway) west end of Vancouver.
When the Royal
Navy to carry out inspections in the Howe Sound area in the 19th century, along
the white cliffs to the west of Horseshoe Bay, a small peninsula named White
Cliff Point. Later,
Colonel Albert Whyte to buy land in the area, and in
conjunction
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with Charles Tupper in the establishment of the town of White
Cliffs in 1909. Pacific Great Eastern Railway opened in 1914, Colonel Albert
Whyte successfully lobbied the railway station from the company name
"White Cliff 'into' Whytecliff." However, the
local people, with the shape of the bay called "Horseshoe Bay."
"Whytecliff" is not used, the name of the region in 1942 from the
post office "Whytecliff" to "Horseshoe Bay."
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Peaceful lake
with eyes closed, quietly listen to the voice of the fish to bounce, down
gently over face relaxed, at the moment, I have put all the emotion, change
into elegantly beautiful paintings, feel with my heart, the great and beautiful
nature of art.
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Canada Place
Drove back to Vancouver, go to the beach,
to see Canada Place, looked can see the giant tent-shaped
building from the square, in fact, it is the Pan Pacific Hotel, next to a large
screen CN IMAX theater.
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At
this time in Vancouver harbor, has stopped the full rest of sailing, sunset,
gentle sprinkle on a few colorful luster, highlight a somewhat romantic amorous
feelings.