well very good morning everyone today is our last day here on the island of
vancouver and we're going to be walking around the city of victory first of all
we have come to butchart gardens to see flowers and plants from around the world already
have tea too well this is this is a garden that was started more than
100 years a certain boucher and here they have the property has 56 hectares of the
which 25 hectares of gardens flowers
in my life I have seen the amount of flowers here is something impressive
really and it's not just flowers like that but they are designed gardens there is the
Italian garden Japanese garden that since of all kinds of gardens there are so those
we are going to take little by little so that get to know and he also mentioned
the price for you to have an idea is not cheap it's not cheap it's 35 dollars with
49 cents per person but they let you in and out of the garden
all day long so you can't come and spend the whole day here walking too
they have tea houses cafes restaurants is a mini city this has
arrived and it is well visited there is a lot of tourism
many people we have seen in the oregon vehicle parking
washington alberta of this whole sector from north america and why we got
early and the station has filled them having part of it was full
we are going to take a little walk then they were going to see flowers until you get bored here
then the first garden that we are visiting says the garden is called
sunk works although in gáldar and is here where they have built this garden
that now you see it from up here and it's hard to believe that this someday
it may have been a horn where it they extract stones and those things saw if
there is an army of people here working to keep this because you don't see a
lujito they saw everything is manipulated but not just maneuver perfectly they should
of having hundreds of gardeners here you have who are the people but who do not stop at
all day because and well what helps a lot is that these areas very rainy and
the part of maybe the irrigation they use here they have almost practically water
every day and about and flowers you see that they happen but very well
well then now we are in the Japanese garden we just entered
look every once in a while there's one of these containers and you want filled with
umbrella so people can use them in case you go to
to rain plan a full day almost for this
place because it's not too much what's to see and well the words cannot
really describe what you see here not the amount and the
variety of flowers and plants and trees of the most varied species that
one can imagine is a beauty and recommendable
and then he asked you three different varieties I will not understand that
it would be like a lemon and ginger my dad and in traditional but king
for me 100 years 100 years have a tea special to celebrate 100 years of
this park of this garden and samuel asked for that our first course is a
dessert they call it a drive I don't know if there's translation for that
it's a cake it's vanilla thing tilt caster which is like a pastry cream
no more or less chantilly cream on top and raspberry
and it lies with a good taste particular what is
We do not know
I am going to start with the partner a bread with a sausage in the middle
friendly we started mother put the hand
this is for samuel is for me the other it is for her because everything does not fit into one
true but they are all portions individual and all the same for each
you have the same amount you have to start from bottom to top until 2
climbing the tower they saw all the salty is here we take off
necklines and then to sweets we are It looks like bread with very good sausage.
baked sausages wrap to camps with a connector eat a lot there is everything
kind of sounds with salmon with cucumber with drained chicken
without any symptoms it is never looking
we have finished the tour a little of information because in this place
we found out they have 70 gardeners the full time they plant about 350 thousand
different plants that change from according to the seasons that is to
As some flowers are no longer good for that season is replanted with
other kinds of varieties this place what one million people visit a year 40
dollars the entry now in the account this is a gold mine people like me
I'm always calculating they saw the tour we did it more or less in
how many hours 22 hour and a half hour and average but we were pretty quick
because we want to go to the downtown area to visit a little, that is, a person
to come with time slowly doing it 23 hours I would say yes yes
the lunch we had lunch of let's say it wasn't spectacular enough
food we couldn't finish everything yes no is the bag is a super place
recommended is super famous here in visiting victoria bc you can even enter with
puppies if you want to come with any pet as long as you collect
clean and drinkers of water for the dogs finally we have spent a beautiful
a beautiful morning and where are we going now now to the center of the pretty buildings
from the center which is another beauty that has this city come on come on for the people
well we got to victory and now we are standing in front of the hotel more
famous throughout the city cursed city empress company
these are the typical hotels that were built in the 1800s and something
and they were built by the company canarias railway in pacific son
more or less of the same style are in balance are in quebec city they are here
you find them a little bit for everywhere through canada is not
true and fate is half an actor already Every Frenchman is a guy like that.
great hotels of that time of the great era of rail services
Canadians that was that pretty much what who came to make this country could
develop is not true across the railroad the railroad
was the line when still aviation hadn't started and the country was so
great and the routes were not then everything was developed through
railroad and well those were great companies like Canadian Pacific Canadian
national that later also came to have airlines as if they pierre
they are no longer missing but they were the ones who built all
this was a network of hotels throughout from all over the country and well it was where the
European or aristocratic part of the country or tourism that came to visit this
country were staying in those places is not true so if this is one of the
so many that were built not by course today they are no longer built
more of this style but it has been like monuments let's say incredible and a
beauty so this city look here there is flowers where one looks few cities
I have seen in my life that there may be been as flowery as you are because the
weather helps a lot because here it doesn't snow in winter here is a benign climate if there
have more or less an idea of ​​what is about
well that was a very nice surprise we just visited the building of the
parliament here in the province of British Columbia we didn't know what it was
free and it's open to tourists and you don't even need a guide you can
enter and visit only self-guided self-guided the only thing that for
enter there is a security check as in airports before getting on the plane there
to take off the belt empty the pockets finally go through the machine
x-ray all of that the building now what we're looking at the back side and it's a
massive building look is built in the bottom is all gray granite
as it seems and we have been able to investigate the work began in 1893 and
ended in 1897 and in the cia thanks to me because the total cost of building this
mole were 2 million dollars in that time today with 2 million
dollars in toronto or here in visiting victory one buys
but yeah and also called a lot the attention that inside are all
stained glass is all written in Latin other thing that caught your attention is that
in the rotunda it is full of plates reminders to those fallen for the fatherland
in the different warlike conflicts in which was involved canada the
world war i the second war world conflict in korea afghanistan
part of ahead they are renovating it or be all that is the access the street of
access the building itself is maintained but in a perfect state of
maintenance look no it would have been a day everything is but
manny cured and the typical domes made of copper they saw they get
all green skated stockings well a thing the pucha impresses this is one is
a jewel of architecture for me not i
and and
and the day
well people we have finished dinner our last night on the island of
vancouver tomorrow we already fly back to toronto have been two weeks passing
agitated we have visited practically all the
south island north of an island that It is about 460 kilometers long as well
we've been to almost every localities all the places more
important we lacked bacon to vancouver we're not going to leave either because we don't
weather of that is left for the slope for a
future future if today we are already senate we are missing our bus what
I miss a lot he stayed with my wife and with my daughter and my other daughter too
going to visit all the time if that has been the walk around vancouver island
in the province of british columbia the british columbia something else
well samuel wanted us to go around the table and each person is going to
share your favorite experience or your favorite destination here on the island
ameal if I had to choose a place where to stay where to settle here such
time would choose the first destination where we were it was rim of washington
the ski resort the ski resort there was a nice place if still
a very picturesque cabins very cute and how good there is snow in the winter or
be that while here it rains like crazy there it snows and if I have to choose
a place to live I prefer a thousand times that snow falls and that it doesn't rain all the
time because with the rain one half like edith if or if it soaks you and it is little
what can be done outside now while it's snowing it can't work
outside if this came shake a little before I enter your house and the snow doesn't
like it doesn't melt in your hand like that what would you prefer if you were to live in this
place a place as well as a mount washington it's up there it's
in the mountains and winter like more than two meters of snow they said
That would be the place that called me the most attention though to me the two places
that I really liked talking about national or provincial parks was
when we went to if I can see those ancient trees the ancient trees
millennia and also the other park in the waltz that also had another forest
thousand between the left and these two I liked places and small towns
liked portals because they were small a quiet place like on a hill
and with views of an inglett with a entrance we leave the sea but surrounded by
mountains very cute very picturesque so those were my places
favorite samuel your favorite my favorite
where he lived almost all his youth and yeah well that was the trip we hope that
have enjoyed these two weeks traveling around vancouver island tomorrow
home and we're seeing each other for the Health
yes