Guess where you learned the term!They probably interviewed GTA or Vancouver people. They hardly know what nature even is while living in a concrete jungle.
Though to be fair even where I live it's not like I go in the great outdoors that often because I have to work, like most people. I don't have to go far to be in nature and do go for walks in trails etc often enough though. Most people only get 2-5 weeks off a year so only so much time for planned camping trips. Kinda a sad thing when you think about it. All this nature, but we're stuck at work most of the time so can't fully enjoy it.
One thing I do miss about my childhood is before I worked summers I used to spend almost all summer with my grandparents at camp. And this was a real camp, no power (other than generators/battery) and hardly no communication except for CB radio and bag phone. Fun times were had there. National/provincial parks are nice, but I find it's not really "real" camping. I go to one every year with a friend and it's still a good time though. Easiest way to go camping if you don't own land for it.
They probably interviewed GTA or Vancouver people. They hardly know what nature even is while living in a concrete jungle.
Canucks have basements?
My gawd...how do they dig through the permafrost with their little sticks?
Rain, snow and insects.
"Three-quarters of respondents said they found it easier to stay inside."
^^^ Suspiciously sticky socks and abnormally high rates of Kleenex usage point towards certain indoors activities.
Tell the truth, is this you in basement playtime gear?They probably interviewed GTA or Vancouver people. They hardly know what nature even is while living in a concrete jungle.
Though to be fair even where I live it's not like I go in the great outdoors that often because I have to work, like most people. I don't have to go far to be in nature and do go for walks in trails etc often enough though. Most people only get 2-5 weeks off a year so only so much time for planned camping trips. Kinda a sad thing when you think about it. All this nature, but we're stuck at work most of the time so can't fully enjoy it.
One thing I do miss about my childhood is before I worked summers I used to spend almost all summer with my grandparents at camp. And this was a real camp, no power (other than generators/battery) and hardly no communication except for CB radio and bag phone. Fun times were had there. National/provincial parks are nice, but I find it's not really "real" camping. I go to one every year with a friend and it's still a good time though. Easiest way to go camping if you don't own land for it.
Have you seen his rack?Tell the truth, is this you in basement playtime gear?
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