Welcome to Wondering Wednesday, hosted by Jessica at A Baker’s Perspective.
When you visit your favorite book blogs you learn a lot about books, but you don’t really learn that much about the bloggers who work tirelessly to get you that book info. The goal for Wondering Wednesday is to give you insight and a new perspective on the people behind the blogs you love.
We hope you enjoy learning about us bloggers. If you have a specific question for us, please click HERE. Make sure to join us each Wednesday as we respond to your questions.
If you are a blogger and would love to join Wondering Wednesday, check out Jessica’s blog for more information.
This week’s question is:
Do I live in a rural or city setting?
I live in a city called Palmdale. We are north of Los Angeles, California. Palmdale is one of the cities located in the high desert in Southern California.
Palmdale is called a city, but it’s not really a city. We are too spread out to be a city. We are more like a rural suburb. We have a lot of farming out where I live, specifically alfalfa farming. We are also famous for our poppy festival. If we get enough rain in the fall/winter/spring months our hills transform from brown nothing to an effusion of bright floral colors. It’s gorgeous.
What about you? Are you a city-dweller or do you live in a more rural environment?
Make sure to visit Jessica’s blog site to check out other bloggers’ responses to this week’s question!
The Christian Fiction Girl 
And you can see mountains in the distance!! I live about 5 miles outside of a little 3 stop-light town. We are on a dirt/gravel road. On the other side of that road is a corn field (some times they plant soy beans in the field). We regularly see deer, turkeys, rabbits, groundhogs, fox, and lots of other animals. At night we can hear the Coyotes (they are usually too shy to come out in the daytime).
LikeLiked by 1 person
Oh! That sound so peaceful and lovely. Thank you for sharing with me!
LikeLike
If you had asked me years ago, I would have said I would NEVER live in the country. However, drug dealers, crime rate and city life as it was in the 80’s had me running to the country. When we moved and built our dream home 3 years ago, it HAD to be in the country but close by to things due to medical problems. We live on the outskirts of town on a small acreage at the base of Bear Bluff Mountain. We are only 2 miles from the hospital but have no neighbors other than loads of critter visitors that we enjoy photographing.
2clowns at arkansas dot net
LikeLiked by 1 person
Kay, this sounds fantastic! You live in a wonderland. 😀
LikeLiked by 1 person