It's all identity politics.

I've always had a hard time with this. Should a man who built a tool that millions of people use be evaluated as more valuable than a man who builds homes or drives a garbage truck for example?

I wonder how these align with cultural groups. Places like the UK, Canada, and Scandinavia seem to have drainage basins that align with different cultural regions of the countries (probably because their borders align with mountain ranges).

Please tell me this is /s

That's awesome. I always wanted to do something like this but the logistics of getting there seem confusing. But offroading to the trailhead from a hotel or something makes sense.

Thanks for sharing.

How did you get to hike this? Did you bus to a trailhead?

Campers and RVs are an awesome way to explore the north, but they're expensive.

Ya right. Fucking $2000 flight tickets to get up there. I'd go if I didn't have to sell my leg to do it.

The rise of the right is truly occurring all throughout the western world.

It's obviously not perfect, but it's a really neat idea and it looks polished. Just some growing pains with the format. +1

Holy Christ so many posts on this subreddit are so terrible.

Kinda like checking your blind spot on an empty road

Whitehorse does seem cool. For YK I'm considering going to Dawson city though.

I'd love a trip like that, but I figure it would be very difficult to get that time off. How do you have that much time?

>The crazy part is, as far as Canada's northern national parks go, this is one of the 'cheapest' to visit 😅

BRUH

I'd like to visit every province/territory one day, but I guess I'm going to Yellowknife lol

Geez. And how much did your trip there cost?

Canada's awesome but goddam is it big.

How do you get there?