Trip to Canada

[Crono]

It's cool that you went to Ontario, Ontario rules. It also looks like you came to the northern half of Ontario, even better.

[Dyne]

Oh yeah, that's definitely Ontario. BC, Typhoid?

Anyways, great shots.

[Joeiss]

Very nice man, very nice.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Dyne

Oh yeah, that's definitely Ontario. BC, Typhoid?

Ontario B.C.? wtf are you talking about? I just said i thought it looked like BC.

[Perfect Stu]

Ontario sure is purty

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Typhoid

Ontario B.C.? wtf are you talking about? I just said i thought it looked like BC.

Isn't BC mostly mountains? Northern Ontario is mostly rolling hills and plateaus with lots of lakes, that's what it looks the most to me.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Crono

Isn't BC mostly mountains? Northern Ontario is mostly rolling hills and plateaus with lots of lakes, that's what it looks the most to me.

BC has mountains, but mostly close the the Alberta border, and the northern part.

BC has everything.

We even have Canada's only desert.

A desert in Canada.

We have tons of lakes, tons and tons and tons of forests which are being burned down as we speak.

BC does have everything though.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Typhoid

BC has mountains, but mostly close the the Alberta border, and the northern part.

BC has everything.

We even have Canada's only desert.

A desert in Canada.

We have tons of lakes, tons and tons and tons of forests which are being burned down as we speak.

BC does have everything though.

Actually, the northern tundra in Nunuvut/NWT is also a desert. A desert is just a place that gets little to no precipitation.

And by the way, what is this desert you speak of?

And Ontario (especially northern Ontario) has the most amount of lakes out of any province. It is retarded how many lakes there are, 60+ just within my town's regional borders. Yes, 60. And yeah the town I live in is in Northern Ontario, it's north of Gerogian Bay (Lake Huron). Oh yeah, and northern Ontario is one of Canada's biggest lumber harvesting areas, because north of my city there isn't much at all, I mean, a few towns and such but passed that it is nothing bu forests and lakes. Mostly pine, and those types of trees though.

So yeah, Ontario pretty much has everything. Except, well, tall mountains, but no one needs those.

[Fox 6]

Ya B.C. has a lot of logging also, We also produce fish ( Pacififc Salmon, cod, Halibut) just to name a few. And Hollywood films a lot of movies and TV series up here.

EDIT: eveyone needs mountains, for snowboardings, sking and other winter activities.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Crono

And by the way, what is this desert you speak of?

Osoyoos and the Okanagan region.