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Jaume Plensa's "Wonderland" in Calgary Artist Jaume Plensa has built a giant sculpture called Wonderland at the base of Calgary's tallest tower, The Bow. The work of wire mesh is 39 feet high and resembles the head of a young girl. The sculpture is walkable and visitors can view the surroundings from inside the head. My vision for Wonderland is to inspire everyone who experiences the sculpture: I believe that the architecture of our bodies is the palace for our dreams, says Plensa.

Great views when flying over Greenland. The entire Greenland inland is covered by a sheet of ice, only the coastal areas are ice-free. PiP1: Only the uppermost peaks of the volcanic rocks rise above the inland ice, resulting in a fascinating and interesting image. PiP2: Greenland is rich in raw materials. There are large deposits of gold, platinum, copper, zinc, nickel, molybdenum and iron, also rubies and diamonds.

HFF here someone has gathered some stones, have a stone free not too cold weekend , enjoy the free time

Flight over Hudson Bay, a marginal sea of over 1.20 million km² connected to the Atlantic Ocean via Hudson Strait. Hudson Bay has a tundra and taiga climate. In winter, the bay is iced over; it is also called the ice cellar of North America. However, due to global warming, the ice is thawing earlier and earlier, which is becoming a threat to polar bears, as one of their main food sources, seals, is only accessible through the frozen Hudson Bay. PiP1: No, these are not swimming beaches, these are environmental sins from oil sands mining Oil sands are indeed an important source of petroleum. But the mining of the oil-water-sand mixture and the extraction of the oil are very harmful to the environment and the climate and leave highly visible traces.

A few impressions from Calgary Calgary a cosmopolitan city with numerous skyscrapers in the province of Alberta. The city owes its growth to its status as the center of the Canadian oil industry. With a population of 1,239,200, Calgary is the largest city in Alberta and the fourth largest in Canada. In 1988, Calgary became the first Canadian city to host the Winter Olympics.

Let's go exploring in a country between the Atlantic and the Pacific, some of the most beautiful national parks in the world are located here , where fox and rabbit say good night to each other, where bison, bears, moose and beavers run around.

A few facts about Canada: Canada is the second largest country in the world with an area of almost 10,000,000 square kilometers. The capital is Ottawa, the country is relatively sparsely populated, currently the population is 38,000,217 million people. The currency is the Canadian dollar . Canada became independent on July 1, 1867. July 1 is the national holiday (Canada Day). English and French are the two official languages. Canada consists of 10 provinces and 3 territories.

With a jet of KLM, we fly here over the southern tip of Greenland the largest island on earth.

HBM There are still some seats here, so the following saying fits: Nature created the buttocks for rest, because animals can stand without getting tired, but man needs his seat. Quote from Aristotle wish you a not too tiring week