if you want to focus on the living environment, my country, Corsica, is ideal (sea, beaches, sun, mountains, skiing ...) ... but it's an island and life is relatively expensive...the same for iceland, except for the much harsher climate.
Canada is a good alternative ... but don't be afraid of the winter months
I like Norway. Love the nature here. Landscape is so different, you can see here only rocks and dead grass (place where I live) or you can see mountains so big that you can see their top or amazing forests. Month ago we spent out 2week holidays in Lofoten islands. So amazing. That trip was with a car and we made 3.5k km in 3weeks. There are a lot to see.
yes, mostly but increasingly oriented towards ecology thanks to the training provided at the faculty of Corté at the cutting edge in this field, as well as in ITCanada is good alternative, but it’s like miles away, never been there so that’s why asking others opinions, how about jobs in Corsica, I’m assuming it’s not a lot as economy is focused on tourism .
Well I have said before the American Desert is my second most favourite spot on the planet and I would love to explore as much of it as possible. I will be heading back as soon as I can.
Come to Canada Jack, we Canadians would welcome you as would our abundant nature and you would love the great many different landscapes. Very few big cities here but they have their green spaces too.
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