which land differs more in geographic features, climate?

[Dušan]

Why, Dušan?

Your genetics is closer to that cold areas.

Balkans belong to us with more southern genetics.

[Scarface F]

Your genetics is closer to that cold areas.

Balkans belong to us with more southern genetics.

Say the most Slavic Serb of them all

Back to Ukraine, Duško!

[Dušan]

Say the most Slavic Serb of them all

Back to Ukraine, Duško!

Actualy, Pannonian plain in northern Serbia where I live, resemble a lot to Ukraine.

But have better and warmer climate than Ukraine.

[Dentist]

^^^^thanks. I specifically mean Dalmatia, which is typical Mediterranean region and covered with karst, unlike much of southern Europe, hence is full of stone and general infertile in soil (why is why there are no sand beaches that are natural). It's also hilly and mountains follow the shore, with large amount of island near by (Dalmatian type of shore). Islands are long time flooded peaks of dinaric alps.

typical Dalmatian landscape


"Known for its sunny Mediterranean climate, with over 2,700 hours of sunshine per year, Central Dalmatia is one of the sunniest regions in Europe."

I didn't expect that Sweden is more sunny than Scotland.

[Scarface F]

I didn't expect that Sweden is more sunny than Scotland.

I did. Inland is alsways sunnier than marine regions in northern Europe, but colder, hence Sweden is sunnier and colder than Norway as well. Its the Gulf Stream bringing lots of rain in Atlantic NW Europe.

[Scarface F]

Actualy, Pannonian plain in northern Serbia where I live, resemble a lot to Ukraine.

But have better and warmer climate than Ukraine.

Yeah, Panonnia which is north Serbia and half of Croatia doesn't differ much Ukraine and Poland. This region is very similar to old Slavic homeland.

[Varda]

In climate American south is Subtropical, England/UK is Oceanic, Dalmatia is mostly Med and Poland is continental on the east and moderate continental on the west. Geographically Dalmatia is the most different, because it is mostly karst.

[Creoda]

From what you're saying Poland and Dalmatia are nothing alike, but I'd say England and the Southern US are pretty dissimilar too. The South wasn't suited to English settlers in colonial times (unlike New England where they flourished); the fact that it was hard to entice Britons to settle there, and those that came died in droves from disease is the reason they brought in masses of black slaves.

[Varda]

Yeah, Panonnia which is north Serbia and half of Croatia doesn't differ much Ukraine and Poland. This region is very similar to old Slavic homeland.

My mother dislike Pannonian climate, geography and temperament of locals. She like fresh air, stone, bura, donkeys and hills/mountains, instead of humidity, fog and flat ground without any stone. In Dalmatia people are more open and much more talk in public places and she like that, in Pannonia people are quieter and more closed.

She is born literally here (in the village), not in the hospital in Knin as her brother and most of the people or her generation or close from her village.

[Scarface F]

My mother dislike Pannonian climate, geography and temperament of locals. She like fresh air, stone, bura, donkeys and hills/mountains, instead of humidity, fog and flat ground without any stone. In Dalmatia people are more open and much more talk in the public places and she like that, in Pannonia people are quieter and more closed.

She is born literally here (in the village), not in the hospital in Knin as her brother and most of the people or her generation or close from her village.

Village looks lovely. My mother is exactly like yours, she always complained about Panonnia to my father (who was born and grew up there) how there is no air (meaning lack of wind in her mind), too humid, cold, flat and muddy.

She always hated earth plains and prefers karst as well as karst food and plants. She claims she always feels ill in Panonnian lowlands, and hates mud and pigs instead of stone and sheep.

I love Panonnia. But for certain amount of time.