Where are you from?

I'm from Gocław, a suburb of Warsaw. It is what we call an "osiedle" - a residence area of concrete blocks of flats build mostly during the communist area.
Gocław is one of the worst districts of Warsaw, with abundance of petty criminals, small time drug dealers and children of military and police officers affectinally called the lumpenmilitariat. This is a photo made for some silly stuff at the school next door. Anyways, in the background you can see my house, the one with the yellow balcony tiles:


Those are a few other image of my district. Now you may get the overall feeling how the architecture here looks:


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huddersfield england this is a view of the town center from a nearby hill


and this is a picture of sed hill

i live a little to the right of this picture on the stretch of houses that you can just see on te end
classic english countryside. i love it here, lots of open space here to go hikeing and the like (plenty of places away from the world that i can fall back on )

I live in Wilmington, North Carolina in the US. They shot Dawson's Creek here, if you saw that.

Uh, stranger, that's beautiful. I wish I could move to England or Ireland.
I'm from Israel, from a very small city (population of about 47,600 ppl). a periphery.



Don't have any problems with the place, except for the fact that it's not green enough.

I live in Virginia Beach.

This place sucks. Since I have a dual-citizenship, I plan on moving to Wales, or visiting for a while, maybe, before I enter the military here.

Rainbow Bridge looking down at Donner Lake in the Sierra Nevadas of California...plenty of room for this old cat to roam. ( I am humbled by my great wealth. )

It's hard for me to find any pictures of my town online... but it is a town of a few hundred people in northern (very north) New England.. surrounded by mountains and moose and rivers etc. Lots of tourism around here but not much else.

Starting this fall I will be living in Montreal for college.

Ottawa, the national capital of Canada. Pretty building but it also happens to be the world's second coldest capital of the world.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottawa

It's very touristic in the summer so it's also overpoliced and a bit boring.

I wish I could go back to Montreal but I work for the government and the job here pays very well.

Kiel, a seaport in northern Germany, located on the Baltic Sea.

What a pity I'm not interested in sailing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiel

http://www.astro.uu.se/~bf/photos/2003_ ... platz.html

puma wrote:Rainbow Bridge looking down at Donner Lake in the Sierra Nevadas of California...plenty of room for this old cat to roam. ( I am humbled by my great wealth. )

Looks really great. Maybe I'll go to california someday.