Canada has many national parks to visit. So far, I have only visited about 7 of the 37 parks. Lot’s of catching up to do right? Glacier national park (not to be mistaken with Glacier national park down in the US) is located in beautiful British Columbia, not nearly as many hiking opportunities as neighbouring Yoho, Jasper and Banff, so haven’t made a point of going yet. Next we have the $2 Waterton national park, located in southern Alberta. Was there last summer, and may head back again this summer, we’ll see. Next we have the $5 Point Pelee park stamp, this park is located in far away Ontario. Supposed to be great for hikers and bikers, someday will have to make a special trip out east. But first, need to explore western Canada to it’s fullest. Finally, I will leave you with a nice bouquet of flowers. Thanks for stopping by.
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Does Canada really have nice parks to visit? In my imagination it's just ice and snow 🤣
Like that was really very nice to know about it.!!
They're all beautiful. The one with the different flowers is a masterpiece. Didn't know they made something that looks good with such precision
what a beauty 😍 thank you for sharing the beauty of Canada @daveks