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Love Canada Fall

Fall is my favourite season.


I especially love the scenery of the Canadian fall.
Sooooooooo beautiful:)

The photos below demonstrate the differences 
between Korean and Canadian fall.

Please compare the differences between the two falls.

Winter is coming soon, 
but I don't want Fall to end.


The way into my house 
(It is my favouritešŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜)




Mont Tremblant in Quebec
We went to a family trip a month a go. We fell in love with this place.




Trail near our house


the Park in front of our house




Korean Fall

Geongju Anapji (Night view is specially popular.)


Geongju Bulguk Temple


A temple in Korea
In fall, we usually go to mountains and temples to enjoy the colourful fall.
One thing I miss the most is visiting a temple to meditate, 
and to enjoy calm and peace.



 

The view from my old apartment (the playground) in Korea

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