Today in class we were talking about many different things but overall trying to solve the question of how do geographers describe where things are. At first, we were talking about how in the U.S we can't grow certain things and we have to get many different foods imported here such as bananas, avocados, and many different varieties of coffee beans. Mr. Schick told us that geographers use many different skills when they make a map. For example, they use a lot of topography, that is when they make certain parts of the map dark or lighter which indicates a change in height elevation. Another example is when they use longitude and latitude to arrange continents where they should be based on each other