In one of my classes recently we were discussing the flatlands in the middle of Ireland and the unique experience that is being out there. I have not been outside of Dublin yet and have not experienced this. But I think I shall, hopefully while it's still winter so I can get a good bit of foggy, dampness (which will be there later in the year, but there's something about winter, y'know?).
I was looking out the window of my flat today, contemplating the view and what it is I enjoy about looking across the rooftops. And I realized that I am not used to seeing everything at the same altitude. In the San Francisco area, the topography is varied and I don't often get to see the same level of sky for miles in any direction, unless I am looking at the ocean. It's funny to think that the flatness of the city is a novelty for me.
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