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What's your countryside like?

[al28894]

This is mostly because the large palm oil plantation next to one of my relative's house was cut down just before Raya Eid and it was slightly creepy seeing all the logged trees and open land where there had been once rows and rows of palm oil trees.

I'll start, where my family comes from (mother's side), the land is mountainous and hilly, full of second-growth forest, palm oil plantations and fruit orchards. where there is flat land it's usually used for village space and modern housing, as well as the occasional orchard.

Where my father's family comes from, the place is mostly flat land forest full of natural coconut palm trees and dotted here and there with mangrove swamps and large ponds before the beaches form and the villages are built (my father's family lives by the sea).

So, what's your countryside like?

Re: What's your countryside like?

[morieris]

Conjure up any image in your mind of a old, shabby southern town and here we are.

It also smells like the paper mill.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[al28894]

So... shabby Main Street full of people with guns surrounded by wheat fields?

Re: What's your countryside like?

[kaijinscendre]

Oklllaaaahooommmaaaaaaaaaa. Flat, treeless, hot, and boring. :C

Re: What's your countryside like?

[al28894]

I don't know much about American geography but isn't Oklahoma in the Great Plains area?

So... large town with lots of wheat and corn fields in-between grasslands?

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm from Las Cruces and when I drove through Oklahoma I thought it had a lot of trees but now that I think about it, I guess it really didn't. I was just happy to be out of the desert, I think :)

Some pictures near my mother's home.

[al28894]

Some pictures near my mother's place.

Re: Some pictures near my mother's home.

[dethtoll]

Drive far enough south of where I live and it doesn't look that different, especially around Cut-In-The-Hill in Covington, KY.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

Where I live and grew up: hilly, with oak and pine trees. The heart of the village is about half a mile away, with the elementary school, the council house and a small grocery shop. There's a small castle and a Roman church. Once you leave this part of the village, it's only hills, trees, fields with cattle and houses that are dotted here and there within the villages' limits.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[queerwolf]

Flat, hot, desert-y, LOTS of cacti, several palm trees, sparse other kinds of trees/grass (I'm in Arizona).

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

Depends where you look. I got mountains on one side of me, ocean on the other. :)

Re: What's your countryside like?

[mekkio]

It's dotted with farms. Dairy and vegetable. And the parts that are wild looks like something out of a Disney movie. Camping is a huge thing out here. Trees galore, bursting with green. Mountains. Streams. Rivers to white water raft down. Lakes. And all the critters you can shake a stick out. Though I wouldn't advice it. Bears don't take to kindly at having sticks shook at them.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

Uhh... varied, I guess.

Mostly hilly, green and and forest-y on the higher areas and nearer the coast, dried out and mostly full of waving fields of long, dry grass where it's lower and further inland. Generally the former areas tend to have a lot of expensive, spread-out, extremely nice houses (there are some seriously beautiful places to live around there) and the latter areas tend to have cheaper, more dense development and suburbs and stuff (or to just be totally undeveloped and used as grazing land, once you get out a little farther).

That's outside of the urban areas. Inside the urban areas, it's... really the same dynamic, actually, just with less actual nature.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[dethtoll]

Lots of flat, empty space, mostly tall grass amidst cracking vacant lots, dotted with the occasional office complex, refinery, or big-box store like IKEA. You'd have to drive pretty far to get into actual honest-to-god-there's-nothing-fucking-out-here countryside -- even just leaving the I-275 belt isn't enough.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

lots of trees

winding roads

some lakes

hills

claustrophobic

Re: What's your countryside like?

[ecoerrante]

Um...Well. Where people live/have lived for a long time, it's mostly either farms [a lot of them rice or cotton farms], or they raise livestock of some sort. Where it's not really had many people/they didn't mess with it, it's swamp.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[othellia]

Extremely hilly and covered in pine forests. We've got a large body of water a couple miles to the west, a major mountain range beyond that, another major mountain range about 50 miles to the east. On a clear day on a street that goes over the top of a ridge you can see mountains both ahead of you and in the rear view mirror.

I quite enjoy it.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

bush, suburbia, lakes, city, long stretches of undeveloped land, city, lakes, suburbia, bush

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

Fields. Lots and lots of fields. Every once in a while you'll run into some woods, but mostly its just endless farmland.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[tabaqui]

Very hilly, lots of steep little valleys (hollows) and bare rock bluffs, lots of little creeks and things, lots of oak, cedar, walnut, cottonwood trees, brambles in the underbrush.

I love my state and think it is gorgeous. The people kind of suck.

http://www.rollanet.org/~conorw/cwome/devil%27s_elbow_big_piney&bluffs_pc.jpg
http://medialab.semissourian.com/photos/11/90/23/1190232-L.jpg
http://cache2.artprintimages.com/lrg/38/3858/SWQYF00Z.jpg

Re: What's your countryside like?

[nightscale]

I live in the suburbs of a city so to get to any proper countryside(instead of a park) I'd probably have to drive for a bit. But really it's just standard trees and fields with cows and sheep, I'm not actually sure where the biggest clump of forest is near me.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[cakemage]

I live on the edge of a small swamp, but my region contains wetlands, white-sand beaches, big, open fields and dry, sparse forests.

Re: What's your countryside like?

[ryttu3k]

Okay, let's see. To the east, ocean. To the west, farmland then the mountains. To the south and north, mostly bush with some farmland, and, of course, if you're too far east, more ocean.

There is, however, a LOT of city to get through before you reach those. This iiiis... MOST of it. From where I am (near Ryde), to get to the edges of the city, it takes about 20 minutes to get to Manly (east), about an hour to Penrith and closer to two to get into the Blue Mountains, say Katoomba, Berowra (north of the city) is about an hour, and an hour to an hour and a half to Campbelltown. And even that won't get you into country proper - there's other towns, especially going south and north.

So yeah. Sydney is huuuuuge. Countryside is a fair while away!

Re: What's your countryside like?

[lemiru]

Mountains, mountains everywhere. You don't like mountains? Too bad, here's some more!

Re: What's your countryside like?

[(Anonymous)]

Forest-covered mountains and hills - the usual low mountain range kind of area. A lot of forest (mostly spruce and beech, some birches). A few smaller streams and some lakes. More forest. More mountains. Even more hills. Some agriculture - the fields are not very big, usually. Because forest. A lot of small villages. Some small towns.

(Yeah, there are a few non-forest-y areas around here but that's what people usually notice the most when they visit me).