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Personal Narrative: My Inner Coastal Plains

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I chose the inner coastal plains as my place to move. I would like to live in that region because there are a lot of activities to do with my family and the weather is wonderful while I have enough resources to survive off of. Some resources from the Inner Coastal Plains that would help me is wood or timber from forests. The wood could be used for furniture. Another resource I would use from the plains would be coal. The coal could be used for fireplaces. One more resource I would use would be water, water is used for a lot of things like drinking, showering and also cooking One job I could have would be a photographer capturing wildlife in places like wetlands and forests. Some activities I would do there with my family going

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