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limski kanal
Made by Miroslav Vajdić
Limski kanal 28.06.2009 The Lim valley (Limska draga or Limska dolina) is the 35 km long valley of the river Pazinčica, which transforms into the Lim bay (Limski zaljev), a 10 kilometer long estuary. It is often called Limski Fjord, or also Lim fjord. The Croats call it Limski zaljev or Limski kanal (Lim Channel) and grow fish and oysters there. The estuary is sometimes called a fjord, although it is not a fjord but a ria, since it was not carved by a glacier but by the river eroding the ground on its way to the Adriatic Sea when the sea level was lower. Due to its narrow width it is also referred to as the Lim channel (Limski kanal). Owing to its geological history, this fjord is one of the most instructive examples of limestone hydrological development. The Lim stream used to flow through the valley but dried up regularly, and was really only present after the heavy rain. The Lim Fjord appearance of a cannyon. The side rises to 150 m, sinking to 20 m when they reach the sea; they are overgrown with maquis and have some special characteristics. The southern bank, facing the north, is covered with decidius tress (oak and ash), while the north bank, facing the sun, has more evergreen flora. The vegetation has recently suffered a great deal from fires. The fjord is rich in fish, and high quality oysters and mussels.[1] Because of the special conditions of the sea water in the channel (less salt content, a higher concentration of dissolved oxygen and well-researched temperature gradients) sea flora and fauna are particularly well developed. The channel is a natural breeding ground and wintering place for many breeds of fish. For this reason it is a special reserve and is protected by a conservation order. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lim_(Croatia)

Croatia Trip 20090626 054
Made by Ardy Chu
We then left Porec after getting our ride (a previous generation VW Golf FSI) and headed to this restaurant Vikings for lunch...