点评:This was supposed to be our second stop after Whistling Gardens, but it was a Tuesday and, we discovered to our chagrin when we arrived at Whistling Gardens, that it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, even during the summer tourist season.
So, we then aimed to see whatever interesting happened to be in the vicinity, because we had driven all the way down from Toronto.
Many of the stores and museums in the area are also closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
We drove down to the waterfront in Port Dover and strolled around.
We first checked out the beach, which was pretty dirty and had an alarming sign posted at its entrance; this did not concern the locals, many of whom were frolicking in the water.
We checked out a few souvenir shops and then walked out to this lighthouse.
The lighthouse is not open.One cannot enter the padlocked door and climb up to get a view.
As well,there are no historical signs to explain the history of the lighthouse.
There were some men fishing and benches to sit on to watch the boats going by.
You can take pictures, if that is your thing, as it is mine.
I had never been in Port Dover. Now I can say that I have .
翻译:这本应是我们继吹哨花园之后的第二站,但那天是星期二,当我们到达吹哨花园时,我们懊恼地发现,即使是在夏季旅游旺季,它周一和周二也关门。
因此,我们打算看看附近有什么有趣的东西,因为我们是从多伦多一路开车过来的。
该地区的许多商店和博物馆也在周一和周二关门。
我们开车到多佛港的海滨,四处闲逛。
我们首先查看了海滩,那里很脏,入口处贴着一个警示标志;但当地人并不关心,他们中的许多人都在水中嬉戏。
我们逛了几家纪念品商店,然后走到这座灯塔。
灯塔没有开放。人们不能进入挂锁的门并爬上去观看。
此外,也没有历史标志来解释灯塔的历史。
那里有一些人在钓鱼,还有长椅可以坐着看船儿经过。
如果你喜欢,你可以拍照,就像我喜欢的那样。
我以前从未去过多佛港。现在我可以说我去过了。