can you describe where you live and what its like?

Answer 1

Its ok, lots of crime, drugs, to many cops, but it could be worse.

Answer 2

The Sun Glimmers Through My Window In The Early Hours Of The Morning, With The Waking Spell Of Sweet Whistling From High Sitting Birds....

The Skys Cover The Dark Skys With Its Crisp Sky Blue And White Fluffy Could, The Horizon Is A Waist Band City Building Absorbing The Sun Rays....

As You Can Guess I Live On A High Estate Building Watching The Large Viewpoints - Space

Answer 3

I live in a village?? just on the outskirts of it, in a semi detached cottage which is more like a house really! on the main road leading to the next village. From my upstairs window I have a complete surrounding view of the countryside which is an area of outstanding natural beauty. I run a business from home and because I live on the main road my clients can see the sign outside. The first time I put the sign up I made an extra £4000 IN ONE MONTH.
Only trouble with living here is the distance from shops 4 miles. My garden is about a third of an acre (but I hate gardening) nevertheless I do it.....after a fashion!!!! It takes 2 hours to cut the grass.

Answer 4

Calgary is an attractive and dynamic city situated on the banks of the Bow River and close to Alberta's majestic Rocky Mountains. The Calgary Stampede is undoubtedly Calgary's best-known visitor attraction. This event, featuring a large parade and world-class rodeo, draws more than a million people each year. The host city of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games takes pride in its sporting legacy. Canada Olympic Park is a multi-purpose athletic facility designed for skiing, snowboarding, bobsleigh and luge during the winter and mountain biking during the summer. The Pengrowth Saddledome is the home of the NHL's Calgary Flames, as well as being the venue for countless events and concerts throughout the year. Other attractions, including the Glenbow Museum, Calgary Tower and Eau Claire Market are other great places to visit year-round.

Answer 5

Nebraska ,Windy and dry,using irrigation to grow corn, wheat can make it on its own.
Sets on top of the "Ogallala Aquifer a body of water that is under ground stretching all the way to Texas. If it was above ground it would be larger than the great lakes.
Union Pacific Bailey Yards largest in the world.
Sand hills largest grass covered sand dunes in the world also large ranches for beef production.
Platte River Valley place of the "Oregon Trail "and "Mormon Trail" Interstate 80 runs there now.
A very Republican state, and every one it seems is a Husker fan. People are generally friendly, winters are cold and summers are hot.
Weather can change real fast especially in the Spring,Fall and Winter.

Answer 6

Okay, I live in a house. There is a floor, and walls, and a ceiling, and furniture. Oh and a computer! I do have a computer. There's also a door and windows. And other rooms! And a bathroom.

Outside there is grass. Hmmm, and trees, and birds and dogs and cats and sidewalks and driveways and other houses with people in them.

There is a big sky above, with a sun in it, and some clouds. The weather changes sometimes. It gets dark at night.

Answer 7

Lancaster , England. Council estate. Not as bad as Manchehester or Leicester where I have lived before. Smack heads. Little 'serious' crime. City although lots of countryside? Generally nice people. This is quite a hard question. There are so many routes to take on what one town is 'like'.

Answer 8

I live in the Caribbean. Its usually warm and sunny. There's always a beach party going on and the music is the best (reggae, dancehall as in Bob Marley, Beenie Man). Lots of fruits and vegetables (national dish is ackee and saltfish).Its said to be the land of wood and water.

The country is relatively small(3mil.) but it has almost all cultures represented and everyone gets along. We have our dialect called patwa thats usually not spoken outside the Caribbean. Its a very nice place to live, lots of tourist come here for our sun, sand and,,,.. men(rastas).

Answer 9

I can see the castle when i look out of my kitchen window. I can also see the monument when i look out of my living room window. Spectacular panoramic views. Most people know each other so crime is very low. Lovely place to live, good quality of life away from the hustle of the city.

Answer 10

I live in Phoenix AZ, in the winter it's cool and nice, low 50s to upper 60s and in the summer it is mid 90s at night to low 120s in the day, very dry. Mountains and cactus, very little grass.

Answer 11

Peaceful Cathedral city some of the time, not like where I was brought up. When the university term starts it is noisy and our door and garden come under attack throughout the night. I went to university, now my opinion of students in university towns has plummeted.