Where you live

[wooty]

Searchbar approved

I think it'd be good for the people of the escapist to show where they live, not for any perverted or voyeuristic means, but just to get an insight and show the village, town or city in which they reside, what famous buildings are there and what not.

Also whether your particular home town hates MW2 or not (joke, had to put it in really, threads feel hollow these days if theres not a MW2 element in them)

Guess i'll go first, i'm from Liverpool, the butt of most British jokes that involve crime or thievery. Famous buildings include the Liver buildings, Albert Dock, Georges Hall and the obvious one Anfield.

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[http://img4.imageshack.us/i/liverpoolow.jpg/]

 

[MGlBlaze]

Garrison, UK. It really IS a backwater town in the middle of nowhere.

The only good thing about it is that it is fairly scenic... although that is of small comfort to people like me who gets pings of well over 1000 when even one of their siblings is trying to use the Internet at the same time, and a source of many a frustration.

 

[ScarlettRage]

i was going to say Search bar, but whatever

wainfleet ontario canada
was a little tiny village called marshville http://www.technology.niagarac.on.ca/people/mcsele/images/Marshville-Village.jpg

we have long beach which is part of lake erie http://www.niagara-cottage-rental.com/waters-edge-cottage/outside-picture-3-750.jpg

welcome to wainfleet
http://www.wainfleet.info/canada/Marshville-sign.jpg

 

[ObsessiveSketch]

I suppose it could be useful, but most people will wait until being asked to divulgethat kind of information.
That being said, I reside in Oregon (oar-eh-gun, for all you East-Coasters) in the NorthWestern United States, where it is constantly rainy. Not downpour, just drizzling for so long that you start to forget what the sun looks like. On the plus side, we've got liberal minds and plenty of nature.

[http://img76.imageshack.us/i/dsc3899zn3.jpg/]

[http://img156.imageshack.us/i/portlandoregonpi7.jpg/]

 

[TheBarefootBandit]

Searchbar approved

I think it'd be good for the people of the escapist to show where they live, not for any perverted or voyeuristic means, but just to get an insight and show the village, town or city in which they reside, what famous buildings are there and what not.

Also whether your particular home town hates MW2 or not (joke, had to put it in really, threads feel hollow these days if theres not a MW2 element in them)

Guess i'll go first, i'm from Liverpool, the butt of most British jokes that involve crime or thievery. Famous buildings include the Liver buildings, Albert Dock, Georges Hall and the obvious one Anfield.

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[http://img4.imageshack.us/i/liverpoolow.jpg/]

I'm just gonna say YNWA.

 

[Absimilliard]

I'm Norwegian, originally from Fredrikstad (like anyone not from Scandinavia knows where that is), currently living and studying in Oslo, seeing as there's a university here.

 

[Vrex360]

I live in Perth city Western Australia, possibly the most isolated city in the entire world:

Small city with very little of value, but I love it here.

 

[Hoppetussa]

Aalesund, Norway.

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[Joe Matsuda]

Lombard, Illinois...a suburb of Chicago

"lilac capitol of the world!"

...i can see the Sears Tower if i'm on a certain road...thats about it...

 

[strawberryjanet]

Chester, UK, so close to Wales you could hit a sheep with a well-aimed shoe

renowned for our cheshire cat and our cheese

we also have a kickarse zoo and three japanophile shops

...i'm not smart enough to know how to put a picture here.

sadness

 

[Sigel]

Sanford, FL

I have no probelm giving out that info, cause it is a small town which is mostly ghetto, and no one in their right mind would want to come here. Also it is in Florida so I figure the bugs, humidity, bad drivers, tourists/snow birds, rednecks, sink holes, and heat will get you first.

 

[ma55ter_fett]

Winona Minnesota,

Its a beautiful place in the fall and summer but I don't have a picture, sorry =/

 

[cathou]

Montreal. i dont know what to show you. it's a huge island.

Olympic Stadium. this is what's left of the 1976's olypics in montreal.

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Shot at 2009-11-06

Downtown by night in winter. this is view from the old port.

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Canon EOS-1DS at 2009-11-06

downtown view from the Mont-Royal in automn. the Mont-Royal is directly in the center of the city.

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Shot at 2009-11-06

and this is the Mont-Royal see from a plane.

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Shot at 2009-11-06

In some ports of the city, all the houses are constructed in a block like this

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Shot at 2009-11-06

and another thing that is popular in montreal, the stairs...

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Shot at 2009-11-06

 

[MercurySteam]

Say hello to the heart of Australia:

Spoiler: Big Image

God I love my country.

 

[wooty]

I suppose it could be useful, but most people will wait until being asked to divulgethat kind of information.
That being said, I reside in Oregon (oar-eh-gun, for all you East-Coasters) in the NorthWestern United States, where it is constantly rainy. Not downpour, just drizzling for so long that you start to forget what the sun looks like. On the plus side, we've got liberal minds and plenty of nature.

[http://img76.imageshack.us/i/dsc3899zn3.jpg/]

[http://img156.imageshack.us/i/portlandoregonpi7.jpg/]

Thats truly amazing, next to what looks like quite a big city too

I'm just gonna say YNWA.

Good man, lets hope we dont walk alone for the rest of this season :S

 

[Zykon TheLich]

I live in penzance. I can see this from my window:

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albeit from the other side.

 

[War Penguin]

Man, I wish the place I live in looked as good as everyone else's. I live in LA. XD

 

[Gaderael]

St.John's, Newfoundland, Canada.

Spoiler: The harbor at night

 

[Sassafrass]

Hurstbourne Priors, UK.

No pic as it is the arse end of nowhere and has no redeeming features.

 

[theshadow308]

I live in penzance. I can see this from my window:

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-Snip!-

albeit from the other side.

Oh, awesome view! I've been there before. That's St Michael's Mount, right? We came at low tide and walked across the causeway thing to it. That was great

Anyway, I come from London, which is a pretty self-explanatory place, but I now live in Reading. It's about an hour's drive from London, and it's a pretty minor place I suppose. No famous buildings that I know of, but the Halls of residence I'm living in have been around for over a hundred years.