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Slartibartfast wrote:*snip*

What city is that?

However Stalin-esq Galway's concrete concreteness is, its not as bad as that pic.

If the weather is clement I shall endevour to seek out some nice things to photograph. Perhaps just to prove to myself that I don't live in a dump.

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Go Drinking



And somethings that about 3 blocks away from my domicile

I'm from Belfast so here goes.



Where this was built



and as for asshole politicians you can't compete with good old Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams




But it does have some good points THE GREATEST soccer player EVER if from Befast



And C.S. Lewis was also born in the same area.

iIt's a great wee city and as long as you don't come here at a bad time you have great craic. COme during July and you might see this.

Houston, Texas here:

Seattle. The beautiful Pacific Northwest.















I wish I could find come pictures of Capital Hill.

Napier

There was an earthquake here in 1931 that leveled the place. After that someone thought it would be nice to make the buildings look pretty. As a result we have parts of town that look like leftovers from the 1920s.

Overview of the city. Down in the bottom left corner is a little suburb where I live.


Place to get pissed.


Cancer factory, owned by Rothmans Tobacco.


Statue of naked chick on a pole.


Somebody decided to put case mods on the fountain.

Bradninch - a town of 1600, main Americana trivia - this is where Daniel Boon's family came from.
Community site Here

Bradninch looking north

Looking East from the hill behind.

Looking South towards Exeter

Though, normally I am staying in Archway, North London

Here are some pictures of Annapolis.

Number 1
Number 2
Number 2

Well, there isn't a whole lot that makes Albuquerque great but there are a few things taht one might think are cool.

Worlds longest tram as far as I know.

The Manzano Mountains, full of nukes

Thats all for now, I'll see if I can think of anythin else later on.

some more pics of Denver.

Obvious isn't it? >.>

My city (actually only my immediate surroundings)
Population: 5M < x < 10M

Sn0 and EC, please inline your large board-fucking-up pics, thanks.

InnerBrat wrote:Sn0 and EC, please inline your large board-fucking-up pics, thanks.

Rob fix.

DocHorror wrote:I live in Galway. We have bugger all.

I have lived there for a year. Small but good Irish city.

Dalton wrote:<snip INCORRECT map

JERSEY DOES NOT SUCK!!!!!!!!!

I live in Ovid NY and it sucks monkey balls.

SEE HOW NJ DOES NOT SUCK:


Jersey shore


Cape May


Wildwood (for the tourists)


Barnegat Bay (where I used to live)


Atlantic City


Stream, Delaware Water Gap


Princeton University (Blair Hall)

Lt. Dan wrote:Well, there isn't a whole lot that makes Albuquerque great but there are a few things taht one might think are cool.

Worlds longest tram as far as I know.

The Manzano Mountains, full of nukes

Thats all for now, I'll see if I can think of anythin else later on.

But isn't that where Bugs Bunny always makes a wrong turn?

Zaia wrote:JERSEY DOES NOT SUCK!!!!!!!!!

I have a cousin in Jersey, and a bit over 10 years ago our family drove down there to visit her. Some parts of Jersey are nice, like Princeton, but most of it sucked. I remember driving through mile after mile of smelly swamps, but the worst was yet to come. It was summer, and the cold water wasn't cold, it was actually warm. How the hell can you NOT have cold tapwater??!! That sucked!!

aerius wrote:I have a cousin in Jersey, and a bit over 10 years ago our family drove down there to visit her. Some parts of Jersey are nice, like Princeton, but most of it sucked. I remember driving through mile after mile of smelly swamps, but the worst was yet to come. It was summer, and the cold water wasn't cold, it was actually warm. How the hell can you NOT have cold tapwater??!! That sucked!!

No, most of it doesn't suck. Most of it isn't smelly swamps (where the hell did your cousin live?); most of it is suburban overpriced big houses and shops. I lived there for twelve years and we didn't have swamps and warm tapwater (you sure you aren't confused and your cousin doesn't actually live in a hunting shack in the Everglades or something?). I lived a couple miles from the Atlantic Ocean and it was BEAUTIFUL. So shut up.

I have lived there for a year. Small but good Irish city.

Oh its a good LITTLE city, though being born and raised in Liverpool I seem to compare most places to the 'pool.

It has all the usual ameanities, but lacks the oommf of bigger and more spectacular cities.