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from Victoria to Ucluelet Vancouver Sightseeing

Also this morning we were already time

awake when we actually had and so we got up at 7 clock. After a breakfast at Tim Hortons, we explored the capital of Iceland Vancouver: Victoria. The starting point was the Parliament building, which dominates with its British style, the Waterfront. Sorry, there are no tours on Sundays through the building. In Beacon Hill Park expected peacocks and ducks are sleeping. We walked to the southernmost point of view, where also the Milestone 0 of Transcanadian highway that ends somewhere in Newfoundland after thousands of miles.

strolled through the city we pass the Bastion Square, with its small houses and cobblestone streets, by the Market Square, on the Sunday Market to Chinatown. Here in Victoria, the oldest Chinatown in Canada and one finds here a splendid entrance gate, and a school is in Chinese architectural style. Along the Inner Harbor, we walked back to the car in front of the Parliament building.

The first stop on our island tour we stopped in Chemainus. The small town is famous for its many wall paintings, which deal with the history of the place and the natives. Against 14 clock we continued our journey to the south side of the island. There are not many roads that go across the island. The Coastal Highway 4 is one who drives a few leads and the Pacific Rim National Park, this is almost a cross section of the island and gets all landscape conditions

n anything with: blue lakes, forested mountains, the coastal rain forest and of course the open sea . A short hike, we stopped at Quilmwalch waterfalls.

short before the sun disappeared then finally we arrived in Ucluelet, a small sleepy port town. We enjoyed the last rays of sun and sea at the port and then made our back to the 3.5-hour return trip to Nanaimo.

In Port Alberni, it was at Boston Pizza dinner (Teryaki Chicken & Rice and Parmesan chicken with mashed potatoes). 22:15 clock we reached our hotel very tired Howard Johnson Nanaimo.

clock tomorrow morning at 8:30 we have a reservation for the ferry back to the mainland.

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through the 9 hour time difference with Germany we , we already have 5 clock in the morning were awake. Since we are at this time but not much could have done, we tried to sleep for 2 hours. Just in time by 8 clock we found ourselves to breakfast at Greg, who had already zuereitet a small hot meal with Bratkatroffeln, ham, corn, egg and tomato, 2 slices of honeydew melon and bread. In addition there was freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee. Fortified, we headed to shortly after 9 clock with the Skytrain to Downtown. Our case and the car we were kind enough to let Greg.

First stop today was the Chinatown of Vancouver.

aoistische philosophy of Yin and Yang: light shadow, Rugged and hard with soft, flowing and kept small due to large in equilibrium. The four main elements of each Chinese garden and so even with this are:

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  building pavilions, gepfasterte walkways, terraces, viewing platforms
• rocks / stones: Mirroring the zerklüfteeten landscape
• planting: plants and flowers, symbols of human virtues and values embody
• water reflects the Yin principle

The skytrain we drove to the waterfront. went to walk to The Lookout at Harbour Centre. From this observation deck offers a beautiful Views of the city and the surrounding area and especially the Stanley Park and North Vancouver, as well as the partially enveloped by clouds mountains.

Next highlight was Gastown. The restored part of the old town is particularly known for its steam clock. The smoking Clock but seemed not to work with us, for the pointer moved forward and not a piece we saw not the quarter hour from the tooting whistles. Meanwhile there was another bright and sunny with pleasant 18 ° C.

Our route took us by bus to Granville Iceland, the restored waterfront, under the Granville Bridge. In the famous Public Market, there was food of any kind and we also bought some meat for our sandwiches later. After a stroll on the island against the backdrop of houseboats and Vancouver's skyline and the rail track Alley, which states as its name on a disused railway tracks and is now home to artists' workshops, we went on our way back.

last sight that we still had on our map, was the Stanley Park, the town park on a peninsula of Vancouver. Because of this, however, is quite large and we had little time we have wanted to explore by car. Unfortunately we had to take some detours due to road blocks and came out only after about half an hour at the park. In addition to many hiking trails and picnic areas are located here, the famous original totem poles, and a beautiful trail through park for a few vantage points. We also took the opportunity to make a picnic for then again to struggle through the tough road of downtown.

stretch Because, on our way to the ferry in Tsawassen was not forward, we had been afraid we would miss the ferry. Our targeted ferry by 17 clock we made are actually no more, as we reached the ferry terminal at 17:15 clock first, but went up 19 or a clock, in the unfortunately no longer able to admire the scenery during the crossing, but the main thing we are first on Vancouver Iceland.

Motel Blue Ridge Inn Victoria is located in one of the main roads, but again we are very tired of us that will not hassle you. At the end of the day it went briefly to the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, whose contours are illuminated at night by mixing the many light bulbs.

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Vancouver, we are planning

Since we already had last night in Nuremberg the day-before check-in used by Air Berlin, we could leave today, tomorrow. 8.30am, we left with our tickets to the airport on time and were an hour before the flight there. However, since the machine was 30 minutes late, it went on until 10:35 clock to Dusseldorf. During boarding it was observed then that we were booked on another flight Dusseldorf. No, we were not wrong but they had merged, only the flight of the morning with our and our tickets were issued to the wrong flight number. Once we and the other passengers had new tickets, it went off. Our concerns, that 2 hours is not enough residence, were unfounded, because we could stay the same in the security zone and only had a passport check. At the transfer desk of Air Berlin, we learned that we were at issue the new ticket Nuremberg kindly same for our flight to Vancouver had checked out. As the machine but still had 100 free places, thank God it was not a problem to be re-booked. Now it was so anxious 10 hours, that not only we, but our luggage got the connecting flight.

Also, our flight to Vancouver had had fifteen minutes late as 4 passengers due to a lack of visa does not fly were allowed and the baggage again unloaded the cargo hold, the case had to be searched, and then the other case, reloading. After all, we were sitting directly behind one of the partitions in the middle and thus had the luxury of extra legroom and free of charge. The flight was quiet, boring and almost too long, but we came to clock 0:05 (GMT) and 15.05 clock Pacific Time at the airport in Vancouver. After the usual immigration procedures we waited at the baggage collection .... and waited and waited ... then another officer came with a dog. And of course the dog was just with me and are thoroughly sniffed. The dog responds well to food, you may not introduce to Canada. With my statement that in the last 24 hours in the backpack most times was a sandwich, the owner then gave peace to it quickly and I escaped just as the body search. Meanwhile, back came Cases on the tape, and lo and behold, we were under it safely, and complete. Let's get out and the car rental office. In Alamo, we got a PT Cruiser. The cases also fit into the trunk, the only drawback: lack the cover to boot, and one can now see from the outside, what is in the same. Also on demand at Alamo we only got the reply that these covers are good to go missing and we simply should not be in the car - suitcases with clothes you would not even steal. Well, we wait for it and see.

Thanks to my navigation device, we were determined out to our accommodation B & B Light Heart Inn in Vancouver. This expected us already and the host Greg took us the apartment. The room is nicely appointed, and for our one night we are not sure the kitchen and laundry facilities need. Over coffee and fruit Greg told us how we can best Vancouver Downtown and what we do in the remaining 1.5 hours still could. Because it is already here, the sun (19h). Even the weather is very nice, bright blue skies and 20 ° C.

The skytrain we arrived within 15 minutes to the waterfront. This is also the Canada Place, which was part of the Expo exhibition 1986th Along the Seawall, a beautiful promenade, in the background, the glittering skyscrapers, across town, we reached the other side of the downtown peninsula, just in time to see the sun go down. Under the Granville Bridge we came through in the trendy district of Yaletown and then took back for Skytrain. It is now makes 3 clock at night in Germany and that time is now also apparent to us.

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Dear Class, here is my proposal to

Weekend Planning: When we meet

on Friday - no idea when we can relate from the room, but I myself would probably between 18:00 h-19: 00h arrive. Breakfast from maybe 20:00?

For Saturday, we would have Peter at some point give the times - it hits us the latest on the OSO, perhaps Friday, and possibly even Saturday night. sleep

Saturday and breakfast in peace, then at 12:00 h/13: 00h go to OSO and show us as everything can be (here the question: If you have other teachers at heart, we should ask?). In fine weather, we could around 15:00 h/16: 00h übern mountain hike and go somewhere as food, then we are opposed to 20:00 in the OSO again go back to the Lindenhof and we can eat or something, maybe the drinks by the fire to empty from the luggage compartments, View photos (Sören, etc.) depending on what we want. In bad weather the transition would fail übern mountain course.

Sunday breakfast and ...? Probably just leave.

What do you think?

Regards

Sibille