Show Your City/Town

[~Chaos~ 3,966]

Anyways, post photos of the city you live in! Show it off and such.

 

I live in the city of Kelowna, British Columbia in Canada, it is a very beautiful place to live. Hot in the summers and somewhat mild winters. It is located in the interior of BC.

 

 

Looking east.

 

Looking west.

 

Looking north.

 

 

So post yours!

[Visual Spectrum 1,932]

I wanted to move there. I was actually planning my vacation to be there. It didn't turn out though.

 

Anyways, it's dark outside, so I can't take a picture. I found one online, though. 

 

Yes, I live in a trailer.  The picture is clearly photoshopped by the way. It looks worse than the picture says it does.

 

 

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ever want to a town without winter or summer? where it is always raining or cloudy? where you probably don't want to swim in the water if you don't want to grow a third arm? where it stays a consistent 2-15 degrees then move to cloudy Vancouver

I actually live in the top where all those mountains are however not much happens there. it's pretty urban but without skyscrapers.

Edited November 26, 2014 by that creepy iguana

[Venomous 18,813]

I live in the itty-bitty town of Manhattan, IL. (Yes, there is such a thing)

 

A car repair shop from the 1930's that's still in business here:

[~Chaos~ 3,966]

ever want to a town without winter or summer? where it is always raining or cloudy? where you probably don't want to swim in the water if you don't want to grow a third arm? where it stays a consistent 2-15 degrees then move to cloudy Vancouver

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I actually love in near the top where all those mountains are however not much happens there. it's pretty urban but without skyscrapers.

Van-city, nice!

 

I've been there a few times.

[Sig Hoovestrong 837]

I live in little country town named Tidaholm mostly know for making match's. Here in sweden. Is nice place to live.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And also there allot of people here named Ragers around here, that love's there old cars, and old amrican pop culter.

[Flutter's lover <3 8,204]

Here's a few pics of my town and downtown...small town of 20,000 people. It was Established in 1857.It was originally a stop for the CN railway, and we hauled coal and munitions.THough the railway stopped here in the 50s...and so the tracks were torn up.

 

During the earlier wars, we also made ammunition. There's networks of catacombs underneath our town that were used to transport the Munitions across town to the trains.

 

 

Yep, we've got diagonal parking.

 

 

 

Here's our local "Mega Jail" It's hte largest Jail in ONtario, and possibly Canada.

 

 

Our "Armouries" Various clubs hold meetings there.

 

 

And one of the best shops in town, Ziggy's.

 

 

Here's the local Locks. It's basically a water elevator for boats. Think Panama Canal, but a much smaller scale.

 

 

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This is where I live. I am not going to say which town it is because that is too much personal information, lol. Despite what you can see in the photos, it is quite a small town.

 

Here, you are welcome to guess, lol.

 

 

 

[Saroth 102]

I live in Snells Beach, NZ. People swim here even though the original Maori name for it means 'Shark Bay'.

Over the other side of Donkey Hill (Yes, that's what it's called) lies Algies Bay. This is a view of Algies Bay from Donkey Hill. It may look nice but we've been buffeted by 2 cyclones from the Pacific washing up a good amount of boats. One was stuck for about 4 months before it was removed.

We're also about half an hour via boat to Kawau Island.

Edited November 26, 2014 by Saroth

[Demonic Soulz 482]

Despite that I sometimes Don t like Tucson it has a few good places which I'll post later since I head up to the mountains on sunday

[Lisa 5,551]

I live in Sydney, I self proclaim it to be the jewel of Australia.

 

The Opera House and Harbour Bridge in the background. Pretty sure most people have seen these, they're the most iconic landmarks of Sydney.

 

 

Here we have Bondi beach, known to be one of the best beaches of the world. I've been there a few times and it's huge. Even with tonnes of people it never seems crowded.

 

 

Here's Sydney Point Tower, AKA Centre Point Tower. I've been up on the observation level and the view is stunning. You can see Sydney in all directions.

 

 

That's mostly it. My city.

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It's a pretty small place, pretty nice to live there 

Edited March 5, 2015 by RaveRatchet

[ReverseFaller 2,483]

I live in a small town located somewhere in the continental United States.

 

Some pics

Edited November 26, 2014 by Mikami

[mars 4,861]

Los Angeles!

 

 

 

 

But I actually live around here:

 

[Scootaloodle 1,621]

Well here's the council offices in the town centre of Nottingham where I live

 

 

That road up to where Fopp used to be before it moved to a less cool premises 

 

 

 

Gate to the castle

 

 

Canal, near that train station as you come out the Meadows aka gang land

 

 

My local town of Beeston

 

 

Random picture of ponies

 

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I live in Central Copenhagen, and it currently looks like this. 

 

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There isn't much to look at in my town so enjoy a video of a water tower in my town getting torn down

[Overdrive 5,366]

Ladies and gentleponies, allow me to introduce you to my hometown, the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

home to the steel industry, Heinz ketchup, as well as the

3 time, 3 time, 3 time Stanley Cup champions, the Pittsburgh Penguins,

the 5 time, 5 time, 5 time, 5 time, 5 time World Series champions, the Pittsburgh Pirates,

and the #1 NFL team in history, the 6 time, 6 time, 6 time, 6 time, 6 time, 6 time Super Bowl champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers.

[VulpineTaco 525]

I'm currently living in Monroe, Louisiana, USA. It's actually split into two cities, Monroe (east side of Ouchita River) and West Monroe (west side of Ouchita River), but they're usually represented on maps as one city. It's the eighth largest city in Louisiana and, if you didn't know, home of Duck Dynasty. It is also the first place where Coca-Cola was officially bottled. 

 

Where Monroe is:

 

Here's downtown Monroe at night:

 

Here's a view from the river:

 

Here's an aerial view of both cities:

 

Here's a walking trail in one of the parks:

 

And here's one of the many churches:

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I live on the right:

 

 

 

 

 

More of where I live. This is in Schuytgraaf in Holland close to Arnhem

 

Edited November 26, 2014 by ponytheorist

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,221]

Here's my town (I'm not saying the name of it though). Although this is an old picture, it's still pretty accurate on how small it is. There is literally only a grocery store (I usually have to go to a neighboring city to by food), two pizza places, a cattle feed store, an elementary school, 5 gas stations and a prison. The population is only about 1,500. The small town is surrounded by farmland.

 

[DubWolf 16,574]

I'm from Austin, Texas. You've probably never heard of it if you're not from the states, or I dunno.

 

Before. I recall how puny the skyline was in the 90s . Still a pretty sight .

 

 

20 years later .

 

 

 

 

And still buildin' more!

 

Other pics

 

 

 

 

 

 

Took this today

 

 

Edited November 27, 2014 by SparkWolf

[Invincible 2,090]

I live in Tel-aviv. One of the largest cities in Israel (second only to Jerusalem), Tel-aviv is built along the coastline and is usually a popular spot for tourists because of it's warm, sandy beaches, and it's colorful nightlife.

 

 

[Wayzer 1,418]

I myself live in Voorhout, it's a small village in the Netherlands quite close to a larger town called Leiden

 

 

This is Voorhout, pic is very old btw, but hasn't changed as much XD.

 

 

City of Leiden I was talking about

And le beach, also quite close to my town yeah it's extremely busy sometimes during summer but I like it more as seen on the picture during auttum or winter

Edited November 27, 2014 by Wayzer

[VitalSpark 1,830]

I live in Lewes, East Sussex. We have a frickin castle...

 

 

This building is sometimes referred to as the Cathedral of Lewes. But it's not a cathedral...

 

 

We do this every year...

 

 

Tom Paine, father of the American revolution wasn't born here, but spent some of his formative years in town...

 

 

And we're in the middle of the South Downs National Park. This next picture is not of Lewes, but the Seven Sisters, also in the national park, about 10 miles away...

 

 

I also used to live in Nottingham, and in Sydney, each of which have already been shown above. Also in London, which I don't think has been shown yet.