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He's unworthy of the pacific northwest

*Sees a pretty wetland*

he's unworthy of... Anything really

**destroy**

In other news I realized the redwoods are only 5.5 hours away

We just bought some camping hammocks finally and we're going to take a trip there next weekend

It's weird as hell that cali is so close

Yet going to southeastern oregon took 8 hours

the US is a wacky place

@Shattered Underestimates the size

You're a wacky person

it's wacky cause there's a lot of stuff in it

uh thanks?

Canada is different cause everything is really spread out

Yeah and it's more or less similar environments

Meanwhile most people I talk to do not realize that most of Oregon is desert

I imagine Washington has it's fair share too

I don't know anything about what environments are in which state so I apologize in advance for being a dummy about it lol

I can see the air in New York

And Maine is like, all trees

No worries at all. If you dont live around here it isn't surprising

I dont know much about eastern coast

I've been to Seattle so my impression of Washington is: mountains and ocean

I'm preeetttyyy sure it's at least half desert as well

But people dont realize it with the pacific northwest. I mean. It's high desert, so it isnt completely barren, at least

it's that weird desert with those funky shrubs and stuff aint it

Yeah

It's generally a little colder than normal deserts. Not cold by any means though. And tooons of sagebrush

And if you dig in the ground you'll find seashells

Sounds similar to southern BC. dry and hot but also cold, lots of plants

British Columbia?

Yeah

Oh cool, I didn't know they had the high desert all the way up there too. That's nice to know. I love the desert

I see tons of animals everytime I'm there... Which is at least twice a month.

yeah the city of Kamloops is right in the middle of that hight desert. it's cool to see if you're not use to it

Nice :P I was born in Bend here in Oregon. Which is in the High Desert. I wish I still lived there. The Willamette Valley is miserable tbh

You know what's miserable? Central Alberta. I hate it there

I havent been to Canada yet. I would like to. But not for the cities

Isn't there any hiking there or something?

it's that kind of prarie flat where it's got just enough foothill in it that you can't see very far but you can't see anything over buildings as it's too flat.