What kind of natural environment do you live in?

[Barreldriver]

Personally I've spent all of my life in the mountain regions, whether it be Appalachian Tennessee or the Glaciated Allegheny Plateau's of Ohio. The environment is typically heavily wooded, thick woodlands, and much of which has been leveled for farming.

My area of Ohio



Then more about my area of Tennessee:

It is situated on the escarpment of the Highland Rim to the west and the Cumberland Plateau to the east. Livingston is the town seat of Overton County which is one of the three "Highland Counties" of Tennessee:

Highlands of Tennessee is a region that was born when Overton, Putnam and White Counties developed a strategic plan to accelerate economic and community development in their respective communities. The plan, Highlands Initiative, is administered by the Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber of Commerce, which is guided by a tri-county Highlands Initiative Steering Committee. The plan has raised $2-plus million from private and public sectors. Highlands of Tennessee speaks literally of the region's mountains and figuratively of the higher economic level toward which its citizens climb. Other neighboring counties have a standing invitation to join the Highlands.

[Skandi]

I started in rolling farmed countryside, few rivers and only small managed woodland, then I moved to hills by the sea, with a rocky coast and moors behind, after living on pure moorland for a couple of years I went back to hills beside the sea,

I couldn't live far away from the sea for long, I dislike flat land and love mixed woods.