Stanley Park兒童區裡 老師帶著一群學生們正在做活動
沿途還見著一群都上了年紀約7.80歲可愛的長者
提著大包小包野餐的食物
魚貫而來
微笑的臉上 顯出幸福的味道!
適怡的天氣吸引著人們走向戶外!!

Girl at Wetsuit. 1972
海鷗停在少女頭上呢~

直排溜冰 健美運動!
改天也來試試~
”想當年”也曾從北縣溜冰到北市
幾個小時都不覺累
現在勇氣跟膽量沒那麼大囉!

人車分道 ~
我個人還是比較喜歡健走
邊聽音樂 欣賞風景
夏天的戶外活動 讓人倍感心曠神怡!

躲在大樹幹裡排著隊的菇類 好可愛!

自行車專用道標誌

美其名為情侶設計的羅曼蒂克步道
走起來應該會更愜意吧!

高天與原地
悠悠人生路
行行向何方
轉眼即長暮

看海的日子??
好個美麗的畫面
(雖然海風有點冷)~~

Stanley Park的健行步道花了CAN$200,0000~
讓市民與觀光客都能享受這風景與綠意
這種享受 是金錢無法比擬的~

前年的一場颱風將許多大樹木都吹倒
公園有些地區還因此停止開放作維護
雖然現在全都開放了
但至今仍能見到颱風肆虐後的殘骸

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Stanley Park History

In 1886, Vancouver’s first City Council made a momentous decision by petitioning the Federal Government to lease 1,000 acres of a largely logged peninsula for park and recreation purposes. On September 27, 1887 Stanley Park was officially opened establishing the fledgling city’s first official ”greenspace”. Council decided to set up an autonomous and separately elected committee to govern all park and recreation matters in Vancouver. And so the Vancouver Board of Parks & Recreation was born, the only elected body of its kind in Canada. The system now includes more than 200 parks (over 1300 hectares) but its heart remains in the cool, lush, evergreen oasis of Stanley Park, named for Lord Stanley, Governor General of Canada in 1888 when the park was officially opened.

Yearly visits to this, North America’s third largest urban core park, are estimated at eight million people. Originally home to Burrard, Musqueam and Squamish First Nations people, Stanley Park as you see it today was not one designer’s grand scheme but more an evolution of a pioneer city’s hopes and dreams; a place for its citizens to recreate themselves through active sport or passive repose.

一大早就出門
包包裡帶著自製三明治 MP3 簡單卻又滿足
18度C的天氣 8公里的森林浴 一趟下來感覺很舒服
下午排了美容SPA
度過充實又快樂的一天

Stanley Park詳細資料請看~
http://vancouver.ca/parks/parks/stanley/


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2008.06.26
Vancouver