RE: RE: Covid reflections and the exploding toilet: What have we learned?
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Thanks! I love that pic and that place too! Photo doesn't to it justice, that is the Columbia Icefields has many glaciers and it's really high up into no man's land. It's always cold and stormy even in the summer. It's almost completely devoid of life. Hardly any plants and no animals, maybe small rodents at best, just perma-frost. A 40 year old pine tree grows to about knee high and only on one side because of the wind. It's nuts up there especially in winter and from where we view it at bit of a distance we can always see the sun over top of the storm. It's where much of North-Western North-America's fresh water supply comes from. It's also a phenomenon called hydrological apex where it feeds 3 different oceans. It's a really cool place but very remote.

Well, I'm glad covid didn't impact you too much, that's great. I felt like that for h1n1 life just went on for me yet everyone tells me their horror stories it surprised me, we all get our turn I suppose. Being alone has it's qualities, that's a good time to self reflect and focus on your direction in life, set goals. I'm sure you will meet friends in time, some crowds are just tougher than others, give it time. Thanks for stopping by :)