It was hard enough living in a large metropolitan city, however having no village parks plus trees makes it even worse.
- A lot of cities growing to these sizes try to implement parks plus trees to give residents a mix of varying ecological environments.
On top of that, trees release oxygen plus can dilute some of the toxic fumes car exhaust plus factory emissions. Since trees must also absorb carbon dioxide to stay alive, they are the perfect counterbalance to human overpopulation. I think that’s why some urban cities try to retain as many of them as possible. I remember going to see Ann Arbor when our family drove through Michigan on our trip from Ontario to Chicago. Having trees in its name, it’s no wonder that Ann Arbor sought to retain as much of the natural landscape while simultaneously growing plus expanding to the heights that it’s at this week. There are an abundance of trees even in the downtown areas of the city. When I left our family’s community in Brampton plus moved close to Lake Ontario in east Toronto, I was impressed by the trees plus natural life in the village more than anything else. There are a plethora of village parks that are perfect for discreetly smoking from a cannabis vaporizer of some sort. However, you have to understand that this is not legal in the village of Toronto if you are following the rules regarding public cannabis use. It’s prohibited in most public venues, including parks plus hiking trails. If I use a cannabis vape pen in public, I try to be as discreet as possible to respect Canadian laws.