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Give two examples of physical geography, two examples of human geography, and two examples of natural history associated with the place you live.
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the place I live has physical geography of huge tall cliffs with a river that feeds into a large lake further down. down the valley between the cliffs and another mountian storms often are mostly there with rain and lightening at times as the weather system passes us by and happens there.
human geography in the place I live is that along the river and on the plain is lots of farms, dairy, grain and chicken farms. the river is often a huge tourist attraction in the summer as people ride on inflatable tubes down the slow moving river, which is very fast moving in the spring due to spring snow melt running into it.
natural geography where I live is the great horned owls come into the night streets from the mountains and in the winter call to one another as this is their mating season. Just outside of our town, deer, black bears and elk and cougars roam the mountains, and in the fall we often find deer and bear passing through our yards, and while the bears hibernate in the winter the deer come feed on shrubs and fruit fallen on the ground under the snow.
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physical geography: the earth that swallowed up in the wilderness as they wandered for 40 years before entering the promised land. The storm on the sea of Gallilee when Jesus walked on water.
human geography: Noah planted a vineyard after the flood. When Abraham dug wells that the Philistines covered over, and Isaac later redug them.
natural geography: the discussion God has with Job in proclaiming all He made in His wisdom. Song of Solomon throughout uses analogies to describe the beauty of both the beloved and the bridegroom.
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We live among trees and water.
I forgot what human geography relates to.
On our property we have wild foxes and coyotes. Also chickens and next door many cattle.
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The area where I live in Holmes County, Ohio, has rolling hills and clay-filled soil. People here farm these hills and life is simpler due to our Amish friends that live among us (they choose bikes and horse-drawn vehicles instead of those with motors). Our area is covered with beautiful green grasses and colorful flowers throughout the spring, summer and fall months.
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Mt Duval and numerous creeks. Parklands and shearing sheds. Rabbits and lizards