Canada's natural quilt stuns in gold and crimson

Canada is known for maple syrup, hockey and Tim Hortons to name a few, but Canada must get be acknowledged for having one of the beautiful landscapes during the autumn months. No matter where you go during the fall, you cannot help but stop to look at all the pretty colours around you.

Everyday when I drive to work, I purposely take the country route, to be able to enjoy the changing of all the leaves. I believe they call people like me a "Leafer". People like myself will drive around to simple take in the local landscape. If it were not for Covid, I am sure there would be a lot more people, locally and internationally, enjoying the stunning landscape.

Every year, come September I am amazed on how all these trees slowly transition into golden yellow, burnt orange or crimson red. The beauty of it all, is that we get to enjoy these massive trees change not just into one but a variety of colours which only makes our views that more spectacular.

To Mother Nature I say thank you for the prettiest most natural quilt, full of colourful patches that never disappoints during our Canadian fall.