克羅地亞的第五大城市扎達爾，是個沿海城市。從這裡可以乘渡輪連人帶車地到意大利的Ancona，也可以在這裡參加出海一日遊Konati島嶼國家公園、或是多日遊到斯普利特等地。
Zadar is the 5th largest city of Croatia. You can travel from Zadar with ferry to Ancona of Italy, join the one day trip to Kornati National Park, or join the cruise trip to islands around Zadar or further to Split. Continue reading
網路上隨意點兵，我們就訂了這家離扎達爾Zadar約40公里、車程約半個小時的民宿Vulinka Pension。我們將在扎達爾停留兩天，就在這民宿住了三晚。
Vulinka Pension is located about 40km away from Zadar. We stayed here for 3 nights during our visiting at Zadar. Continue reading
第六天，我們沿著海岸線從Marina開車到Drage，途中經過Sibenik、去了以瀑布和湖泊有名的克爾卡國家公園。The 6th day, we drove from Marina to Sibenik to visit the farmous Krka National Park. Then we continued our way to north to Drage, where we’re going to stay for 3 nights.
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與斯普利特相比，特羅吉爾是座小小的古城，感覺也比較慵懶悠閒。
Compare with Split, Trogir is a small town. Continue reading
繼續戴克里先宮的景色。
Continue with scene at Diocletian’s Palace. Continue reading
斯普利特古城區的戴克里先宮是當地的地標，亦是世界文化遺產之一。既然無法坐船出海遊島，我們就慢慢地在城裡閒晃。
Diocletian’s Palace is the landmark of Split and one of the world’s cultural heritage. As we could not join any boat tour to the islands nearby Split, we decided to enjoy our time by walking around in this old city area. Continue reading
天下無不散之宴席，每一次的離別就為了下一次的相聚。這次到加拿大主要的目的是探望姑姑，很感謝姑姑一家的熱情招待。洛磯之旅算是粗略走過，我們還會在湖光映照山色的季節重遊一次。
Our vacation in Canada was quite short. Thanks for the hospitality of my aunt and family. Our trip to Rocky Mountains can be considered as a quick view of this world famous nature area, and, for sure, we’ll visit here again in the season when the mountains and lakes have get rid of their white coats.
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繼續下集。
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這是在埃德蒙頓時拍下的景色。
These are the photos of Edmonton during our vacation. Continue reading
在Jasper的次早，開始變天下雪了。我們沿著93號公路往南走了一小段，可見度實在是越來越低，於是決定調頭開始回Edmonton的路程，沿途只能說風雪越來越大，朦朧朧的一片，無趣極了。
The next morning in Jasper, the weather changed and started to snow. We tried to continue with a short part of Highway no.93 to south, but the sight was so bad that even we could not see the mountains anymore. Thus, we decided to turn north and drive back to Edmonton. Continue reading
