Where Are You?

[Scootaloo Is Best Filly 578]

New Jersey! The toilet Bowl of the United States.

[Laydee Kaze 400]

Mormonland here. I know, kinda boring.

 

Saltlake city I'm guessing? xD

 

 

I live in the UK. :3 Bradford to be exact.

 

Tea, scones and all that.

[Arkane 270]

Philippines.

 

Taytay.

 

Forever alone in this forum.

[Anonymous~ 591]

Lithuania... 'nuff said. ._.

[lugobu 3]

Monterrey, Mexico. A great place to live: -2C in Winter and 45C in Summer

[Legendary Emerald 622]

I live in Jacksonville, FL, during college terms.

[Trixies Apprentice L 493]

Greece south coast of athens(we have the sea )

[Barz 15]

Northern México. I'd be more specific, but things are very dangerous over here (as we are currently undergoing a horrible war) and I've been trying to block all information of where I live exactly

 

I can say though that I am from Tacoland (Mexico).

[Kaborer 164]

I live in Roskilde, Denmark, a few trainstations from ProjectRKA

Høje Tåstrup, Denmark.

 

and since I can't come up with anything else here's a picture of the main stage at the Roskilde fesival:

Edited February 25, 2012 by Kaborer

[ProjectRKA 2,848]

I live in Roskilde, Denmark, a few trainstations from ProjectRKA

 

and since I can't come up with anything else here's a picture of the main stage at the Roskilde fesival:

 

We should talk some more. That is very close to me indeed ._.

[Queen Cassie 3,057]

I live approximately thirty-five miles southwest of Denver, Colorado, much higher up in the mountains. Almost half a mile higher, in fact...I live at 8400 feet.

[Akemi Homura 7,680]

I live approximately thirty-five miles southwest of Denver, Colorado, much higher up in the mountains. Almost half a mile higher, in fact...I live at 8400 feet.

 

I can only imagine how thin the air is at that altitude...

[Queen Cassie 3,057]

I can only imagine how thin the air is at that altitude...

 

Not quite as thin as you might think...though if you're coming up from sea level you'll tire out massively quickly, and it takes a long time to get used to the mountain air. When I briefly attempted joining the Navy, the month in Chicago prior to returning home forced me to have to readapt over about seven months or so before I was feeling normal again.

 

Going down to sea level is really weird once you're used to this altitude though. I don't have much in the way of lung capacity and yet I can outlast seasoned runners. Or, well, I could when I was much healthier before anyway...as I am right now I probably would still be rather exhausted fairly quickly.

[Kaborer 164]

We should talk some more. That is very close to me indeed ._.

 

we should!

[Lightning Blaze 20]

A small village between Oxford and Woodstock, UK.

 

Oxford

 

WoodStock

 

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock. Birthplace and ancestral home of Winston Churchill. 15 min drive from my house. Grounds open to the public, nice quite place for a run.

[FinalGamer 192]

I come from the merry peaceful glens of Angus County, near the east coast of Scotland. Born and raised around farms yet never worked on one in my life sadly.

The scenery is quite nice though, very wide empty fields, tiny little villages and hamlets with the nearest market town of Forfar rounding up to around 13000 people.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The town of Forfar I know pretty well...

 

 

 

 

 

But the closer town of Kirriemuir where I went to high school, I know like the back of my hand.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kirriemuir is most famous as the birthplace of JM Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, and Bon Scott, the founder of the classic rock band AC/DC.

 

So yeah ^ ^; hope you enjoy the pics.

 

 

Australia, Queensland, Townsville.

Nice place.

 

The CITY of Townsville?!

 

You are closer to Faust's creations than we ever will be...unless somepony here lives in a place actually called Ponyville.

 

Nova Scotia, Canada

 

Caledonian Brohoof!

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*ScotlandxCanada BFFs*

 

Greece south coast of athens(we have the sea )

 

COOL, my grandma comes from Athens!

[Proailurus 214]

The US. Eastern part of the US...

Edited February 25, 2012 by LightningWing

[Kenny 232]

Mount Vernon,Wa. The climate here is actually exactly opposite of what I'm used to, but I'll live.

 

Whoa, that's only a few miles south of where I live. I guess I'm not an alone brony.

[Onix-warmachine-brony 38]

i live in Borup on sjælland

danmark lol

[SrFrog 927]

Whoa, that's only a few miles south of where I live. I guess I'm not an alone brony.

 

Probly, I usually go as north up to Bellingham sometimes.

[Eenohay 318]

Hum, so you are posting pictures? Cool!

 

My turn to dazzel you!

See that city in the back? There's where I live. Antofagasta, Chile.

 

Now closer

 

 

So basically I live in a city by the coast of the driest desert in the world, the Atacama desert, with llamas, sand and nothingness for hundres of kilometers. I love it actually.

 

Hum, so you are posting pictures? Cool!

Edited February 26, 2012 by Eenohay

[Mr. Wobbels 664]

I live in Massachusetts in the same city as BowlArt

[Cyphere 2]

This sounds like a thread a stalker would start, but I live in North America in Alabama.

[Terg_the_Electric_Wizard 51]

In Stavanger, Norway. The city where it's impossible to use umbrellas when raining because the rain is sort of falling sideways. Stavanger is on the western side of Norway. A long trip.to Oslo, about the same distance from Pondus30 and Robojot as Slictz. =D

 

 

It is awesome.

[Guest]

I live in the great northern lands known as Minnesota! Where soda is known as pop, quads are 4 wheelers, and we eat hot dish! The mosquito is the state bird (or it should be for how many of them there are), we worship a giant Lumber Jack, and we secretly aren't very nice (we just whisper behind everypony's backs )

 

Also it looks like this all of the time:

 

Joking aside I really do live in St. Cloud MN, it is a nice place but kind of boring in my opinion. Also we only just got our first real snow fall this whole winter today where I live... (weather I am disappoint, I wanted to go sledding! )