pictures of your hometown

what does your hometown look like? here's one of mine: estes park, colorado. yep, gorgeous. i grew up on the left side of the picture.

showoff... beautiful all day and party all nite

Bremen Germany

http://www.bremen-tourism.de/Welcome.html

ah I'm crap at links. just paste it into google.

AgentWood wrote: what does your hometown look like? here's one of mine: estes park, colorado. yep, gorgeous. i grew up on the left side of the picture.

jealous....you have geography. We don't :)

And yes...i DO hear the theme from south park when I look at the pic actually :)

Steve Campbell wrote:

AgentWood wrote: what does your hometown look like? here's one of mine: estes park, colorado. yep, gorgeous. i grew up on the left side of the picture.

jealous....you have geography. We don't :)

And yes...i DO hear the theme from south park when I look at the pic actually :)

not as loudly as i do...believe me.

AgentWood wrote: what does your hometown look like? here's one of mine: estes park, colorado. yep, gorgeous. i grew up on the left side of the picture.

WOW! that is a splendid view..Redcar, where I still live looks pretty much like Steve's Bangor,If you substitute those nice boats for fishing boats..some regeneration is in progress but we'd like to see more,its pretty scruffy here compared to that little plot you grew up on.:)

By Day

AgentWood wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

AgentWood wrote: what does your hometown look like? here's one of mine: estes park, colorado. yep, gorgeous. i grew up on the left side of the picture.

jealous....you have geography. We don't :)

And yes...i DO hear the theme from south park when I look at the pic actually :)

not as loudly as i do...believe me.

South Park is about to come on the telly in 15 minutes time.

Was going to post a picture of Stoke, but I thought it might lower the tone of the thread...:D

well keep and eye out for our lady Wood's relatives

Samantha Chapman wrote: Was going to post a picture of Stoke, but I thought it might lower the tone of the thread...:D

With the possible exception of mentioning b*n*.....what could anyone POSSIBLY do to lower the tone anywhere on this site. Get yer pics out for the lads. There must have been ONE sunny day there since the invention of the camera.

Sam if it makes you feel any better....see that long thin pic of the lovely long rolling beach....3 open sewers pour into that bay :)

Steve Campbell wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote: Was going to post a picture of Stoke, but I thought it might lower the tone of the thread...:D

With the possible exception of mentioning b*n*.....what could anyone POSSIBLY do to lower the tone anywhere on this site. Get yer pics out for the lads. There must have been ONE sunny day there since the invention of the camera.

You haven't seen Stoke yet...It could bring this thread down to its knees (if threads have knees that is)

ROFLMAO you can imagine what was running thru my head when I seen your name Owens. Murals, holes in the ground and burned out cars. Well done on decent pics of the place.

I note the site ignores the existence of Bangor. the must have been.

Was there no pics of the Pickie Pool? That's the only landmark I know in Bangor.

If my rusty memory serves me - is the bottom pic of Christopher's QUB?

Samantha Chapman wrote: If my rusty memory serves me - is the bottom pic of Christopher's QUB?

It is. Well remembered.

This person always stands and does his preaching.

Here's what he said when the BBC asked about the Olympic Games.

'I couldn't tell you anything about that now.

I'm in the great race - God's race.

That’s the race you want to be in.'

Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote: Was going to post a picture of Stoke, but I thought it might lower the tone of the thread...:D

With the possible exception of mentioning b*n*.....what could anyone POSSIBLY do to lower the tone anywhere on this site. Get yer pics out for the lads. There must have been ONE sunny day there since the invention of the camera.

You haven't seen Stoke yet...It could bring this thread down to its knees (if threads have knees that is)

No, no, do it........try and find one of the glorious view when you descend from Basford down to Etruria. Mmmmmmmmmm, post-industrial apocalypse......

Samantha Chapman wrote: If my rusty memory serves me - is the bottom pic of Christopher's QUB?

yes I noticed the only close up was of the only area of belfast where literacy runs over 40%.

ByEEEEEEEEEEEee

Steve Campbell wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote: If my rusty memory serves me - is the bottom pic of Christopher's QUB?

yes I noticed the only close up was of the only area of belfast where literacy runs over 40%.

ByEEEEEEEEEEEee

I hereby present Steve with the crown of 'NOOL Joker Of The Year.

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote: Was going to post a picture of Stoke, but I thought it might lower the tone of the thread...:D

With the possible exception of mentioning b*n*.....what could anyone POSSIBLY do to lower the tone anywhere on this site. Get yer pics out for the lads. There must have been ONE sunny day there since the invention of the camera.

You haven't seen Stoke yet...It could bring this thread down to its knees (if threads have knees that is)

No, no, do it........try and find one of the glorious view when you descend from Basford down to Etruria. Mmmmmmmmmm, post-industrial apocalypse......

Fradders, not even our very tourism site has any decent pics of Stoke! Ashamed we are, ashamed.

'And here's one we took earlier - the gridlock on the A500!'

Nice to see a Colorado native here. I live about 35 miles South from Estes.:)

I live on the outskirts of Bolton, very picturesque. Not a patch on Agent Woods pad though. Still we're never at risk from an avalanche!!



I'll try again!!

No dice pet....on the work network are they?

thrashingtiger wrote: Nice to see a Colorado native here. I live about 35 miles South from Estes.:)

where? boulder?

i'm not a native, though. we moved to estes when i was 2, in 1977--a year after the big thompson flood which killed 150 people and five years before the lawn lake flood which destroyed downtown (and missed our house by a few hundred feet). i miss estes before the flood--all cheesy 50s style shops. now it's too, what's the word, tasteful.

http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/~walen/zdjecia/waw.html

Astoria, Queens, N.Y.

Wou ought to be careful. the last time i offered one of these dotty wenches (Young Bonzette as it happens) with uploading images, I got days of abuse for it. :)

Of course, I recognize the exact location of the geodesic dome thing :)

later

Rugby Town Centre

The photos flatter to deceive though

Great idea! Here's mine:

Or:

Or even:

I'm seriously considering hijacking this thread...

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Great idea! Here's mine:

I'm sure I saw a film set there, with lots of action on that bridge - about drugs and stuff - pretty grim. The director gave a talk afterwards. Nice film. I really love Rem Koolhaus too! Casa is his finest.

This little shop is a mere 100 meters away from my grandparents' house (where I was raised):

And that's enough...

AgentWood : Boulder via Nederland. Home of....the Frozen Dead Guy.

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Or even:

Earth people, we come in peace. Now bring us to your leader...

Can't add photos to the thread but I can giive you this link to a 'virtual tour' of Aylesbury http://www.vale-web.co.uk/aylesbury/photo\_tour.asp

I'm sure you won't be surprised that they have missed off the horrible Bucks CC Tower Block as featured on Channel 4's Demolition programme the other night...

Anybody actually LIVE in fookin Aylesbury? Hardly a bugger in site in the main shopping streets.

So far Bere and M.R+R have me totally sold.

Jem's pretence at computer illiteracy to avoid posting pictures of Bolton is only understandable really.

Spotnick BTW....my mates parked a huge American "car" in the gravel down at the Casino....I think they found out it takes a US road car further to stop from 20mph than a GP car takes from 220mph :)

Still I suppose it's not as bad as driving right into a big sign saying "Welcome to Quebec" at the end of the first lap of a race.

It was a lovely idea for awhile, build a high school in a rainy area where one has to walk out doors a lot. great in the spring, terrible in the winter, oh well, I suppose it was better than the rat-trap known as West Albany.

Oohhhh I don't know - or can't do - how to put the pics on!!!! doh! This is supposed to be the dogs; but I cant do it!!!!!

Mail them to me.[1] uninstall AOL!

[1]errr not so i can see em...I'll webserve em for you and give you image links.

cant wait for rockets pics of chorley? nice thread woodsy

Since Philadelphia is a rather large city and because I live in a neighborhood called lower Roxborough in the northwest portion of the city, I figured I'd just post a picture of the train station in my neighborhood and some houses behind it.

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Or even:

isn't that what the sand people drove in star wars?

Liverpool. The Royal Liver Building on the River Mersey anyway.

AgentWood wrote:

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Or even:

isn't that what the sand people drove in star wars?

actually the building I work in looks like something out of Star Wars. A prime example of 1980s concrete brutalism. for some reason we got bruatlism 10 years later than the rest of the world. Its about 1 km long and 7 stories high. Neeless to say it is a very depressing building to enter, and you can see it from miles away. Yuck.

AgentWood wrote:

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Or even:

isn't that what the sand people drove in star wars?

No, that's Casa da Música (Music House), designed by Rem Koolhas, a dutch architect. A post-modern Madison Square Garden, if you will...

Spotnick wrote: Nothing compared to our world's famous toilet seat:

Idea of a french architect...

i was thinking more along the lines of a flying saucer with a razor standing alongside.

now this is a toilet seat. behold new york city's guggenheim museum!

Fort Lauderdale

Yawn!

and of my current place of residence.

downtown orlando:

and, of course, our most famous building:

my two favourite things about orlando. only a 10 minute walk from my house, in universal islands of adventure:

the hulk:

and dueling dragons (the red one, fire, is the better ride):

AgentWood wrote: and of my current place of residence.

downtown orlando:

and, of course, our most famous building:

it looks ahm very nice and clean.