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Thanks; I wish I could say I"ve been to all those places, but no.
If you look at the Seattle picture, it looks like Mount Rainer in the back?
Hopefully everyone seas the NYC trade center view, supposadly two hours before the attack...hate to think someone made that up.
The Baghdad, Iraq picture is filled with destruction...to bad I had to go there instead of Australia...
Almost forgot...2003 NYC blackout picture.
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The wind that blows in the Andes.
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Thats truely amazing. Anyone wondering, In the Melbourne pic, that huge pointy thing is the arts building thing. It's Melb all right.
Please get some of Miami...They show them on CSI Miami, and I wish I had some pics so much!
All about the t-tops
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After the previous post I went back to browsing your thread. What is that huge arch in Missourie?
How was it built!
EDIT: Thats just stupidity.
All about the t-tops
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I dont mean to kill the party, but from living 10 minutes from NYC, the skyline will never be the same with out the towers that i grew up with....
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Very nice pics mate..
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for the less common views: Astana and Almaty in Kazakhstan and one from Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan and finally Dushanbe in Tajikistan
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First three are Yalta, Ukraine (took them last summer)
Than Kyoto, Japan (my friend's pic)
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Thank you.
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All 2272x1704.
1&2 Paris, France
3&4 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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Man, Hong Kong looks great. I know what you mean Sloppyjeep...
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About the World Trade Center picture, I doubt it was taken 2hrs before the attacks.
The sky just seems way too blue/bright for around 7:00 am.
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True I guess; I was thinking it wasn't nearly as cloudy.Originally Posted by Rockefella
The wind that blows in the Andes.
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best thread i've seen in awhile
great pictures
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That's also true. No clouds that day.
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It's the "gateway to the west" in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park commemorating the wagon train route that opened up the West of America.After the previous post I went back to browsing your thread. What is that huge arch in Missourie?
How was it built!
EDIT: Thats just stupidity.
It's over 600ft tall, neat and you can ride a tram to go the top room where there are glass panels to look directly down. Great views of the city from there too.
The local McDonalds wasn't allowed to use their normal two god archies logo as they didn't want to detract from the arch - or so the locals tell you
It's fairly normal steel construction from the 60s. It's made up of triangular sections which were each dropped in palce and then welded. A definate must if you go to St Louis !!!!
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Great thread.
Awesome pictures aswell, cheers mate.
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