I Can Give Directions

Not too bad in the summer except when the humidity spikes. We get all four seasons with winter often pretty nasty either in extreme cold or lots of snow. Some years both of those. Tornadoes are normal here during the warmer months. The area I am in is all flat land but if you head south about 2 hours it starts getting hilly then a little farther it gets to be almost all hills.

naaa im poor.at directions hahaah

I am in the eastern part of Kansas, and a bit north. I live in an area known as the Flint Hills. Do not let anyone tell you Kansas is completely flat. We are three hours from Kansas City, Missouri. Three and a half hours from Oklahoma City, 1.5 hours from Wichita. If you head west you run into the flatness and the dryness, and the lack of trees. Our part of the state is cattle and farm country.

I am lousy at directions. I can follow a paper map much better then anything, but even then I am a bit challenged, especially if I turn the map-that's when the left turns become right turns...….did I mention to you that I get lost a lot?

I am not good at directions. I have gotten many people lost but let me see if I can do this. I am in Eastern Canada in the south central portion of our province, along the north shore of the Bay of Fundy at the mouth of the Saint John River. I am an hour drive from the Maine state border in Calais. We are a port city so we get many cruise ships visiting this area during the summer and early fall. Today we have three cruise ships in port with a total of 10,000 passengers. Always nice to talk to the people visiting the city. People are very friendly here and always make tourists feel welcome. We have a river system, numerous lakes, the bay and the Atlantic Ocean. I can be at any of them within minutes. We are home of the highest tides in the world and the Reversing Falls. We have fog almost every morning and evening so that keeps things cool in the summer. It is our natural air conditioning. We never have a night that it is too hot to sleep even in the summer months. In the winters we have cold temps and tend to have more ice then snow. Snow usually quickly turns to rain/sleet/freezing rain which makes for an icy mess. Falls is beautiful here with all the colored leaves. We have lots of trees so most people will take a drive in the fall to look at all the beautiful leaves. I have lived in this province all of my life and in this area for over thirty years. Before that I lived in the northern part of the province. I like it here and really can't see me living anywhere else.

Love that song. Got it in my head now. You live in a great area. The weather here lately is like Gulf Shores.

I wish I was good in giving directions too. I am hopeless in that area lol.

Here all I have to do if I am lost is look toward the mountains and I know that is WEST

You did a good job of saying where you are in Alabama. I am an hour away from the beach. That is all I can tell you about where I live. A nice rural area.

When I first joined myLot, I was always wondering where various members lived so I got to and learnt where each state was. That inspired me and I now know all the capitals.

@andriaperry I am living in Florida about an hour away from Tampa and 1 1/2 hour away from Orlando. Other than that I can't tell you where I am. I am one of those directionally impaired people who can't read a map.

Wow now I know where you live Let see, I live in Wisconsin, 10 minutes north of the Illinois boarder. 10 minutes west of Lake Michigan. 45 minutes south of downtown Milwaukee. We have flat lands in the south and big hills, not quite mountains in the north. We boarder 4 other states, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Michigan. We have the shores of two of the Great Lakes. Lake Michigan on our east side and Lake Superior on our North. Wisconsin is know as America's Dairyland because it is one of the nation's leading dairy producers, particularly famous for its cheese.

I could easily tell exactly where I live for I know where exactly my home town is.

Where i live is way too hot in the day and super cold by night haha, we have a lot of summer and our cold months are december-february, this month we are getting rain by night which i think is very nice

In our area of Ohio we have four seasons. The summers can be hot and humid. Many times we go from summer to winter without any real 70s weather. Fall starts on the 23rd but we are still in the mid to upper 80s. We live a couple of miles from Lake Erie (used to live right on the lake for 7 years). We (knock on wood) are not prone to tornadoes on the east side of Cleveland. We are about an hour or so from downtown Cleveland where you will find the Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, etc. We live in a really nice area because the houses are far apart; and we have 1-1/4 acres with a nursery on one side. We live in the snow belt; so we can get some serious snow totals at times.

You seem to have tons of knowledge. It is always a phenomenal feeling to meet an erduite and intellectual person.