Description: Landed Immigrant, this I am.
The abundance of land in Canada has taken many Land Immigrants by surprise. Although many parts of Canada are not covered with forest, from the far west to the east, north and south, this land is filled with virgin forest. The number of lakes can surpass anyone's wildest imagination. The vastness of this country is evident only kilometres away from any cosmopolitan area: it takes days to travel from Toronto to Vancouver. Aside from the countless lakes and forests, the northern part of Canada has provided its people with endless plains in the like of an Artic Desert. Further south, citizens may find themselves lost in thousands of wheat fields, from both sides, east and west overlooking a confused infinite horizon of exaggeration. Rivers and creeks, which all take part in the decided dimensions of Canada. out number the population of Ontario. Immeasurable beaches surround a tiny island of Prince Edward; huge cliffs, compatible with that of the steeps at Grand Canyon, yet immeasurable, have long prevented any form of habitation. The west with its monstrous mountains has also left mankind to seek for other habitable areas further to the west. Every island, national park, bay, and gulf has made this northern nation one of the largest countries in the world. Landed Immigrants should understand the sizable harshness of the land and only then will they comprehend its potential through its evidentiary vastness.