It's fun to go on a trip, by I'm always happy to be back home. I've visited 7 province, 1 territory and 2 states.

I was raised on the prairie, and I'm always relieved to return after visiting the mountains or heavily forested areas. Too much stuff sticking out of the ground, blocking my view. I feel the same way about large cities with sky scrapers, etc.

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I feel ya on the skyscrapers/city vistas. Mountains of metal…

I love the Prairies - our barrens here are like mini prairies. The long views feel like freedom incarnate. I can only imagine being outside of that environment feeling claustrophobic.

I would like to visit the East Coast, the only provinces I've never been. I've got relatives in Sackville, NB. Someday I'll get out there.

Sackville is a TIME! I use to visit MtA regularly. You know what they say: East Coast Best Coast πŸ˜‚

Haha, I'll bet it is πŸ˜‚ They used to regularly visit the farm in SK every few years, bring fresh lobster and we'd have a huge surf and turf BBQ family reunion. The East coasters knew how to party! πŸ–πŸ¦žπŸ»

The further east, the better the party too. By the time you get to Cape Breton it’s absolutely lit πŸ”₯ don’t even get me started on Newfoundlanders. It’s next level.

I'm in Alberta, so I know a lot of Newfoundland folks. I think AB is a popular destination for work. Back in my rigging days it seemed like half my co-workers πŸ˜‚

Yeah. My friends don't like to go anywhere so if I want to see things I have to go alone. I'm a big fan of US rural areas. I've always lived close the Appalachians over here... nothing is flat... I've come to dislike it quite a bit compared to mostly flat or rolling out in the midwest or down south.

I was raised in Saskatchewan, a very flat province, in an area that is called "The Flats" by locals πŸ˜‚ The family farm was 3 sq miles, with a height variation of about 3 meters over the whole area, so at least we had one hill. It's the bottom of an ancient riverbed from when the glaciers melted, incredibly flat, but also great fertile land.