Tibet, the Roof of the World, is the highest plateau in the world. However, most of its land is arid or a semi-desert. The average annual precipitation is about 381 mm (about 15 inches) and is significantly less in some areas. Tibet experiences bitterly cold weather and is lashed by harsh winds throughout the year. The average annual temperature is around 1.1 degrees Celsius (34 degrees Fahrenheit).
The mountains are treeless, with only grasses and shrubs growing. Tibetan people live in the valleys of the Indus and the Brahmaputra, where they are able to grow some crops. The river valleys also support a few species of trees including oak, cypress, polar and maple. In addition, the people grow apple, peach, pear and apricot trees.
Yes, if your country have problems and you want to go to another and they won't let you in because you were born in another country, would you like it?
Because the end of the wide garden gate is farther from the pendulum. The farther something is from the pendulum, the more distance it must travel to open.
Imagine that the arable land is scarce then people will compete for land in competition will be big this means that it is more likely to be able to find smaller pieces of land for it is likely that the size of the House and farms will be small
