How about Vancouver White Rock?

The white stone in Vancouver is very good. Baishi is a small town in the south of Vancouver, belonging to the Greater Vancouver area. Baishi Town is very small, only a few hundred meters wide, but only a few kilometers long, with an area of only five square kilometers. It is more than 40 minutes' drive from downtown Vancouver and only about 5 minutes' drive from the US-Canada border. A distant tourist was intoxicated by the sunset.

The name of Baishi Town comes from a beautiful legend, a love story with magical color. It is said that Poseidon's son fell in love with the Indian chief's daughter at first sight, but their love was opposed by both parents. Poseidon's son held up a white stone and said, "Where I throw the stone, we will settle there." The stone was thrown to the place where Half Moon Bay is located, and a tribe has flourished there ever since.

This huge white stone, like a foreign object, occupied this place for about 1, 654,38+0,000 years. In fact, it is an ice age deposit. 179 1 year, the Spanish first discovered that this boulder can be used as a navigation symbol. In order to see this sign at night and in bad weather, the stone was painted white, which made it famous.

The famous Baishizhen trestle, 480 meters long and 8 meters wide, was built by the federal government and managed by the Baishizhen government. At the beginning of the 20th century, officials of the Canadian Coastal and Fisheries Commission visited Baishi Town at the invitation of local businessmen in 19 13. They came by boat, just as the tide was rising, so they had to go ashore on temporary driftwood. When they got back, they decided to build a permanent trestle in this place called Half Moon Bay, so that people could get on and off the ship at high tide.

The completion of the trestle bridge virtually left valuable tourism resources for Baishi Town. Because of it, tourists can walk from the coast to the sea, get closer to the sea, fish, catch crabs, dive and swim, and see the opposite America more closely.

There is also a story about the trestle arch, which was donated by Butler's family to the residents of Baishi Town to commemorate the torch relay of the Winter Olympics on February 9, 20 10, and to commemorate their son Jeff Butler and his love for sports. Jeff Butler is a young and enthusiastic ice hockey player. He was fatally injured in a junior ice hockey match in September 1985.

The scenery on the trestle is infinite, and the snow-capped mountains on the other side of the forest are covered by sunset, giving people a warm feeling. The rocks near the water are full of seagulls who come home late. That's their home. The white rock in the twilight, embedded in Nansuli City, is already brightly lit. At the end of the trestle is a quiet yacht harbor. Looking back at the trestle from the trestle, the sunset glow is so charming.

The seaside in Whitehead is also a good place to eat seafood. In the evening, when you go to the rooftop of the boathouse restaurant, you need two bundles of beer. Yellow liquid seems to be dotted on the blue sea. Oysters produced in well-known sea areas are finely processed and crystal clear as pearls. Roasted tuna and fried cod. One summer, I often came to the seaside and spent a leisurely afternoon. Here, the snow-capped mountains and the ocean set each other off.