I say forest.  :)

Seashore

all i see is forests, lakes and streams. i love the mountains and one day i'll move to alberta or BC.

all i see is forests, lakes and streams. i love the mountains and one day i'll move to alberta or BC.


You live in the taiga?

You live in the taiga?


yep, smack dab in the middle of northen manitoba. the hills we have are glacial eskers and moraines, other than those, the terrain is relatively flat.

yep, smack dab in the middle of northen manitoba. the hills we have are glacial eskers and moraines, other than those, the terrain is relatively flat.


Doesn't the Arctic dip down into Manitoba because of the Hudson Bay?

Also, you ever been to the States?

Doesn't the Arctic dip down into Manitoba because of the Hudson Bay?

Also, you ever been to the States?


it does. the treeline ends about two hundred miles north of my hometown and churchill is only a twelve hour train ride from here. and believe me when i tell you those arctic winds are damn cold.

yes, i have relations who live in colorado and i visited them with my parents years ago. i love the states of montana, wyoming and colorado. great scenery. i also journied through the dakotas, minnesota, michigan and wisconsin.

it does. the treeline ends about two hundred miles north of my hometown and churchill is only a twelve hour train ride from here. and believe me when i tell you those arctic winds are darn cold.

yes, i have relations who live in colorado and i visited them with my parents years ago. i love the states of montana, wyoming and colorado. great scenery. i also journied through the dakotas, minnesota, michigan and wisconsin.


I used to live in Great Falls, Montana, which is about 100 mi south of the Canadian Border.  You been there?  It gets cold there but I'm sure it's nothing compared to northern Manitoba.

I used to live in Great Falls, Montana, which is about 100 mi south of the Canadian Border.  You been there?  It gets cold there but I'm sure it's nothing compared to northern Manitoba.


truth? i don't know, i was only seven at the time, one town looked like the rest. i do remember the battle site of little bighorn.

truth? i don't know, i was only seven at the time, one town looked like the rest. i do remember the battle site of little bighorn.


I've never been that far east in Montana.  The furthest out I've been is Lewistown, which is barely east of Montana's geographic center.  I have been to the southwest corner of Alberta near Glacier Park.

I like lakes and streams.

The Seashore. Though at the moment  I live in the most central area of the U.K so I'm as far away from it as I can get !

Mountains for me

Mountains  :)

Forests...

On the proviso that I'm dosed up to the nth degree with industrial strength insect repellant...

I didn't voted because I am tossed between mountains and forests-part of the reason why I LOVE where I am living, we have forests on our mountains.  ;D





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Seashore

Tanya

I say lakes and streams (mostly for the streams) But when I clicked that I suddenly saw that fields was an option so I pick fields because it reminds me of when I was a little kid playing in this field of wild flowers up in Pennsylvania.  :) Ahh the good old days.