April 30

[Anonymous]

Originally Posted by Sa'ar Chasm

The picture doesn't do it justice. That snow-capped knife-edged peak rears majestically above the pass (which itself is several hundred metres above the surrounding landscape), while the Highlands, while aesthetic in their own right, have been reduced by hundreds of millions of years of weathering.

Ah, of course, because Canada hardly ever gets any weather. :P

The mountains are perhaps not quite as tall, and the passes are perhaps not quite as deep, but the scenery is there. You would perhaps find it a little unsettling being in a country that you could cross from side to side in a single day though.