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Prairie/grassland with sparse trees. I like wide open spaces and a grove/a few trees here and there is enough to get a sense of the changing seasons.
I agree. It seems so many people on here like dense, lush forests so we're definitely a minority. It's nice to know someone else also likes wide open prairies.
I agree. It seems so many people on here like dense, lush forests so we're definitely a minority. It's nice to know someone else also likes wide open prairies.
yeah also a much better landscape to watch weather events like storms or interesting clouds, sunsets and so on.
I'm not really keen on dense forests either. I like the rolling English landscape, with some patches of woodland here and there instead of an endless sea of trees (particularly pines/conifers).
I like both wide open spaces and dense vegetation, I would like to live in an area with plenty of both. From what I've seen, the eastern Midwest (OH/IN/MI) sees that a lot.
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