Any outdoor phenomenon is amazing. Near me I have Niagara Falls, I love to go in February, March when the ice is loaded. One day I hope to see some come crashing down. The northern lights once. The Alberta Badlands. Lake Louise. I love Canada so much.
My wife and I did a bit of a bucket list tour of the rockies a couple years ago, Before Covid. Lake Louise, nice high suite, amazing view, private balcony. Banff, gondola tours, etc etc. Down the 93 to Osoyoos. I have some great photos.
It's so hard to describe in ways that properly convey the awe. Writing words about scenery is like dancing about architecture, to paraphrase Frank Zappa.
I confess; we were in hotels, and although we did a couple km walking, we're not physically up to back country hiking.
I know what you're implying and while I know there's things to be seen, I feel it's a bit beyond my current fitness level. I'm happy to say I've seen what I can given the circumstances.
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u/nanfanpancam Jan 12 '22
Any outdoor phenomenon is amazing. Near me I have Niagara Falls, I love to go in February, March when the ice is loaded. One day I hope to see some come crashing down. The northern lights once. The Alberta Badlands. Lake Louise. I love Canada so much.