Over the River
A tar mine edges up to a boreal forest and the MacKay River in northern Alberta, Canada. Photographer Garth Lenz speaks of the “insane scale” of the industrialization he photographs in the province, which has undergone dramatic changes since oil sands development began. Lenz uses aerial photography to capture the immensity of the altered landscape.
The world's best urban parks
PARK GÜELL, BARCELONA
Just the place for sensory revival, visit the Pavelló de Consergia, home to a display on the history of the park and Gaudi's building methods, then head up to the main terrace and the park's famous Banc de Trecandís, the serpentine, curving mosaic-tiled bench, for people-watching amongst Gaudi's fantastical forms.
BONDI BEACH, SYDNEY
It might not be a park exactly, but who needs shrubbery when you've Australia's most famous beach instead? Surf, skate, indulge in an outdoor work-out at the North Bondi Surf Club, pick up a cooling portion of gelato, and go for a dip in a saltwater swimming pool to leave the corporate world far behind
Embracing Canada's Luxurious Wild Side
Remote luxury can mean many things to different people. Whether it's exhilarating helicopter adventures over faraway lands or quaint inns showcasing the best in local cultural experiences, Canada offers a full spectrum. Whatever extravagant adventure you fancy, here are five secluded — yet easily accessible — Canadian experiences that manage to flaunt the country's wild side without compromising your need for luxury.
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