answer to dailyprompt-2011
where would I go if I won two free plane tickets?
I would visit places in Canada and New Zealand. I’ve been living and visiting only Northern European countries in my current life. I have been wanting to see for myself how English speaking cultures are in real life experience. As may be known I’m from Norway and our culture is often more Scandinavian in nature, I’m heavily Finnish and Sámi influenced by heritage and family cultures. It would be quite different being a true outsider even though understand very well the language spoken.
And I often feel like I’m an outsider in Oslo, not about my autism spectrum condition or schizoaffective but like almost it’s a culture shock just being for a couple of hours on public transport like the especially the train or on the airport Gardermoen. We don’t have any trains in Troms county and Finnmark county. Some few places in Nordland county have trains, but otherwise none in Northern Norway.
I’m wondering how the natural environments are in these locations, I’m used to fjords and the coastal regions with the mountains and pine trees. I remember Northern Finland thick forests and oak trees in Agder county, exotic environment to us. I went outside today in the heat and sunshine it’s lovely but I’m happy to gwt home also, drinking pearberry type Battery energy drink in the Darkness of my firsr level ground apartment.
I hope to know more about our World out there and I would definitively visit if the tickets were free.. and the rest also for free!
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cloudB 
Both cold climates.. brrrrr 🥶
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I think the hardest part of Canada you’d have to get used to is just how vast the country is. It’s a lot further between cities than you’re probably accustomed to.
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Canada it’s definitively a much larger country with many millions more people living in the cities and distances are large. For Norwegian conditions we have a lot more distances in Finnmark county between places than in other regions and our largest town has around 20 000 people living there, next largest around half as many people. So it would be very different experience to me. Thanks for commenting
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