Discover the Pristine Beauty of Canada: A Melange of Modern Sophistication and Untouched Wilderness
- Experience the captivating contrast of Canada, where the ultra-civilized tradition of high tea seamlessly blends with the untouched, untamed wilderness. The Yukon Territory, opened up by the gold-seekers of the Klondike Gold Rush, offers a glimpse into the country's history. Adjacent to the Yukon, the Northwest Territories encompass one-third of Canada's landmass, making it the largest political subdivision in the country. With its proximity to the North Pole and the stunning Arctic Archipelago, including Ellesmere and Baffin Islands, Canada is a land of pristine beauty.
- Immerse yourself in the allure of Canada, where modern sophistication coexists with wild, untouched terrain. The Yukon Territory, shaped by the Klondike Gold Rush, provides a glimpse into Canada's past. The Northwest Territories, spanning a vast area and home to the Arctic Archipelago, offer a unique blend of adventure and natural beauty. From its rich history to its breathtaking landscapes, Canada is a country that captivates the imagination.
- From the refined tradition of high tea to the rugged wilderness, discover the harmonious blend that is Canada. The historic Yukon Territory, discovered during the Klondike Gold Rush, showcases the country's pioneering spirit. Adjacent to the Yukon, the expansive Northwest Territories boast an impressive landscape, encompassing a third of Canada's landmass. With its proximity to the Arctic Archipelago, including Ellesmere and Baffin Islands, Canada offers a pristine escape into nature's untouched beauty.
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It seems impossible to go from the ultraーcivilized tradition of high tea to the wilderness,but that is how Canada lives,an amazing and marvelous melnge of modern sophistication and untouched,untamed frontier.The Yukon Territory was opened up by the goldーseekers of the klondike Gold Rush in the 19th century.Adjoing the Yukon,the Northwest Territories constitute oneーthird of the landmass of Canada,by far the largest political subdivision in the country.It extends to within 500 miles of the North Pole and incldes the islands of the Arctic Archipelago,among them Ellesmere and Baffin lsjands.
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ハイティーの非常に文化的な伝統から荒野へ行くことは不可能なように思えます、しかし、それがカナダの生活なのです、現代的な洗練と自然のままの、荒々しいフロンティアの驚くべき、素晴らしい寄せ集めなのです。ユーコン準州は、19世紀にクロンダイク・ゴールド・ラッシュの金を探し求める人々によって開拓されました。 ユーコン川に隣接する、ノースウェストテリトリーズ州は、カナダの広大な土地の3分の1を構成し、同国の最も広い行政的小区域です。 それは北極から500マイル以内にまで及び、北極海諸島を含み、それらには、エルズミア島やバフィン諸島があります。 <語句> high tea http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=high+tea melange http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=melange&ref=sp Arctic Archipelago http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=Arctic+Archipelago Ellesmere http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=Ellesmere Baffin Island http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=Baffin+Island
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ハイティー（肉料理の出るお「茶」、ティーと言うよりは、夕食に近い、下記参照、アフタヌーンティーと区別される）のような超文明的な伝統から、（ただちに）原野へ行くのは、不可能のように見えるが、カナダはそういう所だ。最新の文化と人跡未踏の辺境とが驚くほど入り交じっている。 ユーコン準州は、１９世紀、黄金を求めてクロンダイクゴールドラッシュに加わった人々によって開かれた。 ユーコンに隣接する北西の地域はカナダ全土の三分の一を占め、カナダ最大の政治的区分をなす。 北限は、北極から５００マイル以内にあり、エルズミアやバッフィン諸島のある北氷洋列島を含む。 http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%A2%E3%83%95%E3%82%BF%E3%83%8C%E3%83%BC%E3%83%B3%E3%83%BB%E3%83%86%E3%82%A3%E3%83%BC
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