Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

lets jump em!

I always wondered what it would be like to live in the view of mountains. Not in the mountains, just close enough to see them on a nice day.

We just have small hills and river bottoms here.

I live next to the Blue Ridge Mountains, and honestly I don't think they're all that great... But I've never been a fan of mountains, Id prefer to live next to the ocean instead.

I live next to the Pacific Ocean, and honestly I don't think it's all that great... But I've never been a fan of oceans, Id prefer to live next to a forest instead.

I live next to.. well.. err.. there's not a whole lot going on here to be honest...

I'm a sucker for mountains. XD whenever I travel, I give myself eyestrain just trying to take in all the sights...especially the mountains. I haven't ever properly seen the Cascades, but I've seen the Rockies more than once and have been in the Smokey Mountains.

It kinda beats the glacial kames we have around here.

I live in view range of the mountains, and like two hours away from the ocean. In a country prone to disasters, both have its pro and cons XD.

But I’m used to the mountains, I wake up seeing the sun rise behind them and I always use them for my sense of direction. When I was on exchange in the US, not having the mountains in sight was weird and it usually made me homesick. It’s that kind of thing that just becomes a constant, plus, they are pretty when they are snowed.

Dead center of midwest. I guess seeing nothing but corn is fun.

Farms and fields have their charm too.

That they do! I grew up on one. There are pros and cons to it as with just about everything, but there is a certain joy burrowing through the straw with kittehs. ^_^

...And I do like the smell of tilled earth and fields, but I'm starting to think those smells might have been part of my allergy problem this fall.

I have some relatives that live out in the country near Colorado Springs. We stayed the night as part of a family vacation once. On a clear day, you can see the Rockies from their house; that's kind of when the idea entered my mind. In their case, you could watch the sun set over the mountains.

i live near... well... the border to canada...

I live in Big City Surabaya.
Surabaya is located on East Java, island of Indonesia.
Surabaya name was from Sura (Shark) and Baya (Crocodile).
Surabaya is always Crowded and Hot during afternoon.
In West Surabaya, there is a Citraland, people called it the Singapore of Surabaya. Indeed, inside Citraland there are A Lot of Luxury houses, Gorgeous buildings, Beautiful gardens, Big Malls outside of Citraland area, etc , like i visit on Singapore.

I live in a desert. In my town we have dust.

Lots and lots of it.

Sometimes we have wind. And it rains at least twice every year!

@Meowpheel We had rain today..! Just like yesterday, and the day before, and probably tomorrow too, and the rest of the week...

If it rained that much here it would kill the ecosystem and everything that depends on it

I live in the messed up weather of Florida.

I live in a small city in Finland. (Although, to be fair, all cities in Finland are small.) Living by myself, studying software engineering. Doing my internship at the moment. Programming in a gaming company. It's -1.8 °C outside (271.35 K / 28.76 °F) and there's some snow. I quite like the weather right now but it won't take long until it's -20 °C.

@Meowpheel ...do you live in arizona?

Meowpheel lives on Mars.

My desert is not exactly red enough to be in Arizona or Mars.

I live in the peninsula of Baja Califonia.