Pictures of your town.

[Serge.D]

Some photos of my little town that I made,I will make some others.

 

[Jim Prower]

Quaint little Washington, IL...

"Historical Society"

Business on The Square.

H-1 Huey near Park District offices

Corn: it's everywhere around here...

 

[TsukubaTrueno]

Cocoa, Florida..

 

[Solid Fro]

Merced, California...

Merced Theater Tower

Veteran's building

New downtown theater

Old Mainzer theater

Downtown Bob Hart Square

Civic Center

Airport, P-80 Shooting Star on display

Airport tower

Airport on a busy day

Castle AFB museum, SR-71 on display

Big props to Flickr user yahqqligan for the pics. Maybe if I'm not too lazy this week, I'll take my own pics.

 

[Solid Lifters]

Sweet pics...

I've got a video of the birds that inhabit my town...

 

[Wenders]

Not pics of our town as such but the beach and conservation park where Jack and I live as well as Jay.

 

[Jay]

Not pics of our town as such but the beach and conservation park where Jack and I live as well as Jay.

Ah the view from my back window (well the coast anyway)


I haven't walked on that coastal pathway for a few years now.

 

[MagpieRacer]

PEacehaven:

Our special monument placed where the GMT-/+ line runs through the town.

Undercliff walk.

All I could find of Peacehaven so heres some Brighton.
Brighton Pier

The seafront

The Pavillion

 

[DQuaN]

I typed "Ealing" into google images and the result wasn't pretty.

Some parts of Ealing are really quite nice.

 

[Alex.]

I'll post some more later but there is hardly any pictures.

 

[TigJackson]

Quaint little Washington, IL...

Business on The Square....

Noticed an interesting name for a law firm in this photo:​

Black, Black, & Brown
Attorneys​

 

[JacoJa]

Perth, Australia


City and Swan River:

Nearby, Cottesloe beach:

👍

 

[KAMKA-Z]

Here's the main street of Houghton

There's a nice bar there on the right side where I've had a few. Memories.

 

[buickgnx88]

Which one?

 

[Serge.D]

 

[Sprite]

I live in a large village called Horbury in Yorkshire.

There are about 10,000 people so its pretty much classed as a very small town, but the locals still think of it as a village. I used to live in a very small village called Netherton just up the road but I was only there till I was 3 and have lived in the same house since then.

some dull pics of where I live, some by me and some by other people.

these by me, click link for bigger pic

 

[PeterJB]

Here's Corsham High Street

Corsham Court

Box Tunnel

And Corsham Lake

Theirs quite a bit of history to my peaceful, Chav-infested Town!

 

[McLaren]

Dallas, courtesy of urban fabric's flickr account. He has some absolutely amazing shots of my fair city.

New hotel/condo building. Absolutely amazing interior. Expensive as hell, though.

The infamous Green Neon building.

Convention Center.

Pegasus.

From the Hyatt.

Pool from Joule hotel.

Union Station. Connects both DART lines to the Trinity Express to DFW Airport.

AAC.

Reunion Tower. Observatory, restaurant, club. All amazing.

In the West End.

JFK Memorial.

City Hall.

Thanksgiving Square.

Final shot.

Sorry for the long post, but I'll have to post more at some point. Stunning photos of my busy city.

 

[Strittan]

Sundsvall

Sundsvall's university

 

[Legendary]

Brisbane:

I was there only 2 weeks ago ^^

 

[PeterJB]

That Pool looks awesome!

 

[Legendary]

I have never been there but it does! The place that I said I was at 2 weeks ago is a man made beach type thing. There is sand where you can see it and there is sand under the water, its basically a big lagoon with sand added. The whole area (South Bank) was used for the World Expo '88.

 

[Jondot]

Shots from the brochure

Obligatory 'Grim Northern Town' shots

Oh, and of course...

 

[Bram Turismo]

Mclaren, that is some fine architecture to be found in the city you live in 👍

However, I myself could never imagine me living in such a crowded place.

 

[Danny]

There's a go-kart track inside there...

While I'm here, I may as well contribute...


My current home of Warrington,

It's not much to write home about unless you enjoy ugly 1970's building, buses and drugs. At the same time.

 

[Strittan]

Mclaren, that is some fine architecture to be found in the city you live in 👍

However, I myself could never imagine me living in such a crowded place.

Agree on both aspects. Incredible and beautiful architecture indeed, but too big city for me. Hell, even Stockholm is too crowded for me, lol.

 

[PeterJB]

I have never been there but it does! The place that I said I was at 2 weeks ago is a man made beach type thing. There is sand where you can see it and there is sand under the water, its basically a big lagoon with sand added. The whole area (South Bank) was used for the World Expo '88.

That lagoon thing looks awesome too! My mum used to live in Brisbane so I've always wanted to go there.

 

[gtavcfan]

I live in Seattle. Here's a few pics I took myself:

Approaching Seattle (heading north) on 4th Ave.

Photo from the freeway. I-5 runs next to downtown Seattle

On 4th Avenue

Westin Hotel, located on 5th Ave and Stewart St

Seattle's most iconic landmark, the Space Needle, as it is seeing from 5th Ave and Lenora St (north-end of downtown)

SOME RANDOM PIC'S OF SEATTLE.

Downtown from inside Qwest Field. My uncle and I went to Qwest Field to see the football match Brazil vs Canada. A friendly international game. The stadium looks a bit empty since it's almost an hour and half before the game. So crowd was half at the time. Stadium did get full, over 47,000 fans showed up. Brazil won 3-2. Another pic from the stadium:

One of Sound Transit's Light Rail trains that run near my home. It was completed and opened in December 2009. Runs from Downtown Seattle to Sea-Tac Airport.

OK, I need to get a better photo of the other Seattle icon Pike Place Market. I got it on my way to work, on bus 21 with my cell phone

Typical buses in Seattle. It is Metro 2, going to Madrona Park.

A view outside my window, it's Mt. Rainier. Right now its a non-active volcano.

And for now three pics of a park near my home called Chief Sealth Trail

Sign

A pic with my dog, walking on the trail.


If you guys interested I can share some more pics later when I take them.

 

[Boffin]

Well I live in Sydney - so most of you know what that looks like.

But my hometown (or suburb) is Manly. Its just a ferry ride from the CBD.

 

[CAMAROBOY69]

This is pretty much what most of Michigan looks like right now. Potholes are everywhere and getting worse each year.