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Ontario vs the Prairies

Driving in northern Ontario I saw lots of trees and mines.  The roads were hilly and twisting.  I saw workers drilling tubes of dynamite to blast the rocks at the side of the road. Then I saw big trucks moving huge boulders.
When we drove across Manitoba, the roads became very flat.  I saw lots of trains carrying oil and cargo.  One train had over 200 cars.  There was a tamping machine on the tracks, too.  I saw lots and lots of farms while driving into Saskatchewan.  The farms had cows and the fields were golden.  We had to drive past lots of slow-moving farm trucks on the highway.   They were huge and I had never seen them before.
In Manitoba, we crossed the centremost point in Canada!






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