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I was the opposite, I spent a good chunk of my time growing up and then in college on the High Plains of Texas. When I took my first job it was in a pine forres
by asciimov 4y ago
I was the opposite, I spent a good chunk of my time growing up and then in college on the High Plains of Texas. When I took my first job it was in a pine forrest I often felt sick because I couldn’t see the horizon and because the trees block out so much of the early morning and afternoon light.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoGrowing up on the coastline, I feel this way if I go too far in-land.
- tlavoie 4y agoI moved away from what I grew up with, and prefer it. (Good thing, I guess) Went from Manitoba prairie, to west coast. Mountains and ocean, and in my yard, mostly a wall of tall evergreen trees. The weather is pleasant too, but I attribute much of the change to what I find to be a more appealing fractal dimension of landscape. It's not all the same, and I much prefer that.
- zem 4y agolovely poem on the subject https://poets.org/poem/inland-0 https://poets.org/poem/inland-0