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Apologies for the rather large picture but a worth to admire. Canberra, Australia
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Boulder, Colorado
Not a big city by any means, only ~90k people live here.
But we have a huge list of things to brag about!
Things like:
Backdrop of the flatirons with the Univ of Colorado campus in the front
Pearl Street Mall (where I usually hang out at, and you'll find a lot of people knows me there.)
its pretty bad, you can go out at night time on Pearl and ask some random people this question: "you know any two deaf guys thats always out here? They probably will find people who can get a hold of us via text.
a plain picture of the pearl street mall
JonBenet's house
A very political oriented town - This was after Obama was elected on Pearl Street.
A side note, one time a guy was arrested for playing hacky sacky on the Pearl Street - about 50,000 people showed up the next day protesting the arrest. The charges were dropped.
Many more. It's the people who make this city very special.
Not a big city by any means, only ~90k people live here.
But we have a huge list of things to brag about!
Things like:
- Smartest City in the USA. Source: Forbes.com
- Fittest City in the USA
- Most expensive zip codes in Colorado
- Best accessibility for Handicapped people
- Best housing market Source: Business Week 2009
- Best Green Place to live (ranked #5)
- Best City to raise an outdoor kid
- Best City for singles
- Craziest parties
Backdrop of the flatirons with the Univ of Colorado campus in the front
Pearl Street Mall (where I usually hang out at, and you'll find a lot of people knows me there.)
its pretty bad, you can go out at night time on Pearl and ask some random people this question: "you know any two deaf guys thats always out here? They probably will find people who can get a hold of us via text.
a plain picture of the pearl street mall
JonBenet's house
A very political oriented town - This was after Obama was elected on Pearl Street.
A side note, one time a guy was arrested for playing hacky sacky on the Pearl Street - about 50,000 people showed up the next day protesting the arrest. The charges were dropped.
Many more. It's the people who make this city very special.
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No, we do not have tall skyscrapers in Canberra, mind you! Only in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane but below is where I work --- can not tell you which building though, but this is right next to the international airport.
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I live in Vancouver Wa which is only across the river/bridge from Portland Oregon... and since we don't really have Vancouver downtown... not really much there so I'll show you Portland downtown since it's the main city between Portland/Vancouver.
Mt. Hood is part of Portland, you can see Mt. Hood anywhere you look...
The two skyscrapers are quite popular, It's convention center in Portland downtown
Portland Downtown is right by Columbia River
Portland at Night
View of Portland City
Beautiful!!!
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Wait, both looks the same.
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nope,
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small hill you have for a ski resort =D
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Kaelei, don't you mean Willamette River? That's a river running north and south merging to Columbia River.
Opps.... sorry.... my mistake.
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Wow! Great photos from everyone.
Dublin tram.
River Liffey.
St Patricks Cathedral.
Guinness factory gates.
Dublin tram.
River Liffey.
St Patricks Cathedral.
Guinness factory gates.
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No, it's not. The first photo she show is actual on northeast of Austin.
Maybe it's on west side?
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I live in Vancouver Wa which is only across the river/bridge from Portland Oregon... and since we don't really have Vancouver downtown... not really much there so I'll show you Portland downtown since it's the main city between Portland/Vancouver.
Mt. Hood is part of Portland, you can see Mt. Hood anywhere you look...
The two skyscrapers are quite popular, It's convention center in Portland downtown
Portland Downtown is right by Columbia River
Portland at Night
View of Portland City
I was at Pittlock Manion and saw the downtown Portland over there on during day time with sunbreak.
Ahh... it's Portland, Oregon - Illustratorblog's post.ly
Click the image for enlarge
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I live in a suburb of Seattle.. nothing famous there except the towering Douglas Fir trees looming in the city. I live only a few miles from Seattle city limits so here's the pictures I borrowed from the web.
from a famous scenic point
The oldest permanent Farmers Market in North America...Pikes Place Market
The good ol' Washington State Ferries at the waterfront
Volunteer Park in Seattle, where you could see views of Seattle and the mountains in that old water tower
Capitol Hill in Seattle.
There's hundred of pics of Seattle area, if u're interested to check.
me and Seattle on windows
Picasa Web Albums - Sam's Anywhere Photo - Seattle - Sep...