Personal Narrative: Moving To Georgia

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When I have traveled, I have seen a lot of different things such as landscapes, air quality, plant life, etc. When I was 2, I moved to Miami, Florida, which I don’t remember much about. Then we moved to Columbus, Georgia where I spent half of my childhood. Georgia looks way different than here in Virginia. The air and the land is drier and it’s more humid down there. A lot of plants and trees are dead and I think that is because of the type of climate they have in Georgia. Their climate is different from ours. During the winter time, it snows down here in Norfolk, Virginia, but in Columbus, Georgia, it’s still hot in the winter. Not even one snow flake. A lot of people I know who have lived there calls Georgia a desert. I haven’t traveled a

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