Canada - the land of untouched wilderness

Time flies incredibly fast, my weeks in Canada are already over. I really enjoyed being here. The people are incredibly helpful, open, and friendly. Especially in the countryside, being a 'foreigner' makes you a real attraction. The nature is also beautiful, and it's normal to see animals like raccoons, Canada geese, and moose walking along the road. Fortunately, bears are rare in the south, so I could avoid encountering the giant teddies. Everything is bigger here than at home, the cars, roads, stores, lakes, cities... the whole country is simply huge!

I arrived in Toronto and then spent two weeks on a horse farm, which was like a little paradise for me. I spent my last day at the Niagara Falls, one of my highlights in Canada. It was impressive to stand right at the waterfall and feel the power of the water. At night, the waterfalls were illuminated with different colors and the city came to life. I said goodbye to Canada with a heavy heart and crossed the Rainbow Bridge into the USA. But it's called a world trip, not a world rest.

'Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.'