can you guys post pics of the city you live in especially members overseas

This is Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Home of North America's largest Bavarian festival called Oktoberfest. The building in the middle in the distance is the hospital where I was born.

Here are some pictures from some nice old building from
wher I live

Our Church, build in 1049:

A nice 15th century castle Terworm

A nice castle from 1296:

Nice big farmhouse from 1713, the farm itself
is from 1400

And another nice little castle


These are within 1 km from my house

Stunning photos Nicole! You have so much history around you... I love old buildings like that. Think of how big your BBX/Walkgirl display could be in that "nice little" castle!

down town san francisco

First a couple of Cambridge (Near Me)





Our Church





View From My Side Window



The Seaside (Not Too Far Away)

now that's nice

I went to cambridge in 8th grade with school..it was on our way to london as we took the road Rotterdamm - Denver i think.

The chruch is stunning!Absolutely amazing!

Here are some ( probably a lot of ) photos from my town Dresden.

the famous skyline from the inner city:



a close shot of some of the historical buildings like the castle and the church:



the Semper-opera:
(shown in tv-ads from the local beer "Radeberger")



the "Zwinger":



probably the most famous building around here:
(Frauenkirche)




of course we also got a huge load of individual, new and also futuristic architecture, like the new VW-production halls:


( they build the VW Phaeton here )

And a lot more of interesting architecture that probably would blow off the entire topic.

so that's enough for the first location-pics

around the corner....





[The tall house above is used for hops drying.

Ooh!, there is the Frauenkirche!
I did see on tv from when they made her like new again!
Fantastic there in Dresden

That is a very high fachwerkhaus Jens! , is it
something like a hotel or so?

Oh yes,, I love how Cambridge does look, one day
I will go there and look around!

Sinister, how high is that skyscaper?, it does
look super high!!

Near:



... and Far:

those are some beautiful buildings in holland and cambridge

what a great thread --all around

Those are beautiful mauntains Daiwa!
Nothing like that here!

And that park in the city is also very beautiful

At Devils state park,a few miles from my house.

Just a few meters from where i live. "Gripsholms Castle", aint it a beaut.

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Originally posted by walkgirl:
Sinister, how high is that skyscaper?, it does
look super high!!

Hey Nicolle,

TransAmerica Pyramid
Height - 260 m
Floors - 48
Year Built - 1972

Whoa!, that is really high!


Did you ever go up there?

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Here are two pix from my hometown. Our Palatinate members will recognize the Germanic architecture, as these are buildings constructed by German Pietists who came to Pennsylvania in the early 1700s. This is the Ephrata Cloister.

Lots of beautiful pictures!

After a lovely day it clouded over for a while this evening and we had a short, sharp shower - which also gave rise to this lovely sight from my side window. Camera phone into action!!

Crater Lake, 1,930 feet deep (near Klamath Falls) Klamath Lake Mt. Shasta Running Y GolfCourse Not Me! Sunset [IMG] http://i28.tinypic.com/5vzqep.jpg[/IMG] Main Street Local neighborhood

What a cool thread,we all chat on here but no idea what amazing places we live in around the world ! gonna have to get my camera out now

Awesome thread, and some great photography! Here are some pics I took around the greater Tampa Bay area.

Nasty storm brewing the other evening...

What lovely nature and sea pictures everywhere!,
I do live over 250 km from the sea away so I
only see the sea once avery 10 years or so
the last time was in 2001!

I'm from Toledo but I spend a lot of time in Detroit. I grew up there, helped with a family business in Greektown before the casino went up, and go up there for any excuse just to get out of town.
Great city.

Enjoy,
Paul Z.

Veiw from Windsor CAN.


Hart Plaza


The Ren Cen. and the people mover.


Greektown and casino


Joe Louis fist sculpture!


The Spirit of Detroit


The Fisher building


This is awesome, old abandoned Michigan Central

Helloooooo Broooooklyyyyyynnnnnnn!

Skopje, Macedonia

Center of the city:

Skopje night:

The map:

More:
http//faq.macedonia.org/travel/cities/skopje.html
POZDRAV (salute)

Seattle, WA for most of the past couple of years.

Downtown Seattle 2006


Downtown Seattle 2006


Looking through window of Jewelry store downtown Seattle 2006


Public Market downtown Seattle 2006


Bellevue, WA which is a burb of Seattle 2006


Bellevue, WA 2006


Rave kids at park in Bellevue 2006


Kirkland, WA which is a burb of Seattle 2006


Kirkland, WA kids washing with cold water 2006


Kirkland, WA 2006

JT I've seen that bridge many times. When I worked on Texaco tankers we went to Tampa a lot. I don't know how long you've lived in Tampa, but I remember going to this club near downtown called blueberry Hill and then taking the short tram ride into downtown Tampa from there.

hey..I live in small town New Zealand -Whanganui pop.40000.It is located on a big river /tidal estuary which means the river flows both ways.I live beside it.
I live in a 100 year old woolshed..i have the only upstairs studio in the building which is approx. 3000sq ft.This image shows how wide my studio is..

the street i live on..

a native Tui bird in the cherry tree by my bedroom window..

black sand beaches without tourists for 100's kms!

apart from the odd burnt out 4WD's!

Whanganui is amass with Art Deco houses and California bungalows such as these..

and the 'dodgey'street down the road..seemed very quiet to me!

and we hold the oldest Highland Games outside off Scotland in the village of Turakina..note parched fields instead of boggy moors!

Great photos everyone! What a beautiful world we live in.

RAB really enjoyed the photos. I would love to live there, but where are you going to work in a place like that? Thanks for posting.

good point EZ!..i supply retro clothing and stuff to Wellington..work one night at the Auction..contribute to VICE magazine..photos..and get some benefit from the govt!..but small towns still need professionals!

Our local church:
all 4 of my kids have been dunked there.

Aerial view of our village green:


"I can see my house from here"


...I got the helicopter out just for you lot, honest. I didn't just rip these pics off a Google image search at all...

Ohh lovely Isolator42! I've got a soft spot for little UK villages. Vicar of Dibley almost convinced me to go live in one.

Beautiful location. What's the name of yours? I've got lots of family I've never met in the UK. Dad's from Cirencester.



Rock On.

Beautiful little town Paulie....

I wonder if someday it will sport an i931...but I don't know.

See that villiage green?
My lad Sam will have his Nano in the i931 & as soon as he's able to lift it & nick 10 D-cells from toys around the house, he'll be there!

Gluecifer, the village currently providing me with somewhere to aim for when I leave work is called Godstone...
I like how that pic above makes the M25 look so small.
This is a more normal view of it near us:

the scenery is wonderful

quote:

JT I've seen that bridge many times. When I worked on Texaco tankers we went to Tampa a lot. I don't know how long you've lived in Tampa, but I remember going to this club near downtown called blueberry Hill and then taking the short tram ride into downtown Tampa from there.

Hi Endzone... Yup, I remember Blueberry Hill! It was on Harbour Island, downtown... It has changed names, now its Jackson's. And they are painting the spans on the skyway bridge to be MORE yellow now...

This thread is awesome! I agree with Ramon, there is lots of wonderful scenery presented here... It looks more like a photography forum!

Keep bringin the pics, people!!!

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Originally posted by Gluecifer:
Ohh lovely Isolator42! I've got a soft spot for little UK villages...

quote:

Originally posted by enskanker:
Beautiful little town Paulie...

quote:

Originally posted by ramon:
the scenery is wonderful

Well, aren't you lot being nice about Godstone, thanks...

Ahh the sweet smell of the M25, i will be at that junction tomorrow heading for Redhill to my brother-in-law and then we will be off and back on the M25 again heading to Saffron Walden,
o happy days ....dar..dar......dar..dar

aah, beautiful Redhill.
We must persuate Agent up here again from the walkman section - he used to live there...

I live near Tamworth,Staffordshire.UK.Im lucky enough to live in the middle of glorious british countryside.This is a view of the nearest village to me

Merevale hall,about 3 miles from my place

Tamworth castle,very beautiful and very haunted

My house,nearly finished,been having major refurbishment done so looking a bit untidy

View from lounge window over our land

Our top field

Wow! That's simply beautiful there Chance

Hey Fuzz ,thank you my friend,im very lucky to be where i am,if ever you are in robert peel land we would be glad to have you,we could sink plenty beers and put the world rights,oh,and talk boxes of course

MY HOME AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND

I like this thread , i sent pics of my town soon

I am digging this thread! I hope I don't get too carried away here

Morning routine just down the street



Someone getting stopped down the street



Local office buildings





Warning sign down the street



Funny company name for all of you Kiwis



Local weekly Evo meet



Local Show





Local Martinez Marina









My work in Danville, CA



Wifey son & I in San Francisco



Cool Ducati in San Francisco



Lombardo St in San Francisco



View from Lombard Street in San Francisco



Bottom of Lombard Street



Broadway in San Francisco



Tow truck towing a truck towing a trailer hauling a car just off of the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge



Dave

As I said I loved SAN FRAN. Great shots Mate.