Post a pic of your town

[shredward 12]

The snow is almost gone now....

Cheers,

shredward

[scouserlad13 0]

The snow is almost gone now....

Cheers,

shredward

 

You are one lucky Son of a b****

Edited July 11, 2009 by scouserlad13

[Olham 164]

Three points to HomeBoy for good humour and originality!

[RAF_Louvert 101]

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Here is my home town, Lester Prairie, Minnesota.

 

 

 

 

And the family manse, Chez Larson.

 

 

 

 

I've travelled around this world a fair bit over the years and seen many a wonderous place, but there's no place like home.

 

Cheers!

 

Lou

[shredward 12]

This is the Bow River at the foot of our garden....

The little one is 21 days old today, but who's counting?

Shredward

[Rooster89 0]

Heres some pics of my town ( its more like an area on a map with a border around it and a name on it, no real "town" to speak of.)

 

 

 

 

 

This shot is about 1 minute from my house

 

 

 

-Rooster

Edited July 11, 2009 by Rooster89

[Gous 0]

Best topic since the opening of this forum.

 

Patission street

(sorry about the fires!)

 

Athens by night

 

And by day...

 

Athens's port

 

That's what you see if you look from a window at my neighbourhood.

 

Train station near my house.

 

 

A nice square

 

 

And thats my uni!

 

Another view...

Edited July 11, 2009 by Gous

[Dej 17]

From Bottom to Top: Whitchurch, Hampshire, where I live. And it's most famous resident (at present) Richard Adams, author of Watership Down, also pictured. It's about 6 miles NE of Whitchurch. Three and a half miles away is Longparish, birthplace of Lanoe Hawker. Couple of pictures of that then one of the house Lanoe was born in, Home Croft, currently for sale at £395,000 and his grandparents' house - Longparish House... on the market a couple of years ago for £9m!

Edited July 11, 2009 by Dej

[HomeBoy 1]

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Train station near my house

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Great pictures Gous!

 

We were at that very place just two months ago (Here are our pictures).

 

My family all agree that we enjoyed Greece the best. We wanted to get out to the islands and just didn't have the time. Sure enjoyed the trip to the coast and that little park there along the coast was beautiful!

 

Thanks for sharing!

[rabu 9]

HomeBoy's HomeStead. Yeah, I know, needs a little work but it's very nice on the inside. The area has sorta gone to pot over the last few years but it's home.

 

 

Ya all really need to do somin about that roof.

[Snoopy syndrome 0]

Saumur, Loire Valley, France

A river, a castle, many white stone houses and 30 000 people to lived in.

Horses and cavalery is a major part of the local history.

[rabu 9]

Really enjoying seeing your home turf, everyone. Some beautiful places you live in, Thanks!

[Capt. Winters 0]

Hi Guys,

 

This is my home town Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. 100Km west of Victoria's capital Melbourne..

I now live about 15 minutes out of Ballarat in a very small town called Miners Rest, theres nothing there to really show a picture of...

 

regards Rob.

[UK_Widowmaker 571]

Saumur, Loire Valley, France

A river, a castle, many white stone houses and 30 000 people to lived in.

Horses and cavalery is a major part of the local history.

 

Had my Biggest ever Carp from the Loire Valley Snoopy...at 66kg.... Love your neck of the woods, and look forward to a return trip someday!

[Snoopy syndrome 0]

Had my Biggest ever Carp from the Loire Valley Snoopy...at 66kg.... Love your neck of the woods, and look forward to a return trip someday!

 

Don't forget to let me know when you'll be back in the area...i'll be glad to see you.

Well, i'm not a fisher but many of my friends are. Sorry to break the charm of the tourist guide, but did you know there is a nuclear plant just 10 miles upstream, at Chinon.

It's said that fishes are bigger over there .

[stumpjumper 3]

shots form my lovely little hamlet

LOUSVILLE KY USA

my skyline, world famous chruchill down home of the most exciting 2 min in sports the ky derby, our wondeful monument to our fallen confederate soldiers, and a link to one of the top 3 most haunted places in america waverly hills hospital, i live 1/2 mile form it heheh

http://www.prairieghosts.com/waverly_tb.html

[Cameljockey 3]

Here are some pics of my hometown of Hampton/Varnville, SC (Siamese towns) as "Greenbow, Alabama" in the movie Forrest Gump.

 

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...%3D342%26um%3D1

 

CJ

Edited July 12, 2009 by Cameljockey

[Olham 164]

So, Alabama and South Carolina towns would look very similar, I understand?

[Cameljockey 3]

Actually, a lot of small towns in America look similar.

Edited July 12, 2009 by Cameljockey

[RAF_Louvert 101]

Boy, isn't that the truth Cameljockey. And yet each is somehow different.

 

Cheers!

 

Lou

[Herr Prop-Wasche 7]

Nice pictures, everyone. I'd post pictures of my town, but the only interesting sites are the Air Force Museum and a replica of the Wright Bicycle shop. Well, here's a pic of downtown...

 

 

 

and the Art Institute, which has the original "Water Lillies" by Van Gogh, among others

 

 

[rabu 9]

Nice pictures, everyone. I'd post pictures of my town, but the only interesting sites are the Air Force Museum and a replica of the Wright Bicycle shop. Well, here's a pic of downtown...

 

and the Art Institute, which has the original "Water Lillies" by Van Gogh, among others

 

 

Are you sure that isn't Water Lilies by Claude Monet?

Edited July 13, 2009 by rabu

[Herr Prop-Wasche 7]

D'oh, of course, you are right! Shows I haven't been to the museum for awhile and that I don't know much about art! Sorry!

[Hauksbee 103]

I feel quite provincial posting these pics of such humble surroundings. They can't hold a candle, of course, to some other offerings posted by our more urbane, sophisticated pilots, but I figure if the Wright Brothers could fly out of a cow pasture, it's good enough for me. The lack of neon is offset by copious amounts of lobster [the Atlantic Ocean is just a mile down the road.] and the beer is first-rate; a micro-brewery is just a mile down the road. (but in the other direction.) I'll have to admit, there is some suburban sprawl about a half-mile out of the camera frame, but if you know the right roads, most of it can be avoided.

[Olham 164]

...where we bury the Boche? Traitor!