There are a number of explanations given for how London, Ontario, came to be known as the Forest City. One thing that all seem to agree on is that the city has lost the vast majority of the tree cover that gave the city its well known moniker.
I am not a hundred percent sure of the origins of the Forest City nickname and I am even less sure that the name no longer fits. Viewing the city from Lookout Court in the southwest end of town, the city seems to disappear under the thick foliage of city trees.
3 comments:
Most of Sweden is a forest, more or less. Nice photo.
Beautiful view! Reminiscent of wilderness scenes.
It feels timeless.
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