Where are you

[wishfulthinking]

Inspired by Zack, and because I love travel, I thought maybe we could all share a photo of place where we live or the area or even the country!

http://www.vision.net.au/~tryan/tsvharbour2.JPG

 

[snooper]

Me too! Me too!

OK here we are!

 

[minsue]

This was my AV for a bit. It's the only pic I have at the moment of where I am.

 

[cookiejar]

I live in the Adirondacks...

http://www94.homepage.villanova.edu/keith.henderson/images/adirondacks.jpg

 

[cloudy]

Don't have pictures of where I am at the moment (but I'll keep looking).

This is where I grew up, what I call home, and where my daughter is going to college now - Santa Barbara.

http://www.santabarbara.com/images/santabarbara.jpg

 

[raphy]

The day after I arrived in Vermont, whisper woke me up early in the morning and took me out onto the deck to see the sunrise.

This is what I saw:

 

[Guest]

This is a picture of the central gardens in my home town...

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/katie_spicer//images/stuff/bmth_balloon.jpg

And the pier and beach...

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/katie_spicer//images/stuff/bmth_pier.jpg

Both taken by G., a friend of mine.

Lou

 

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

The day after I arrived in Vermont, whisper woke me up early in the morning and took me out onto the deck to see the sunrise.

This is what I saw:

Stunning photo, Raphy.

http://www.mountvernon.org/images/article_images/rainbowmansion_s.jpg

A fixer upper up the street (or so).

Wow, and this one, Pierce. Awesome.

Lou

 

[Guest]

 

[English Lady]

this is a teeny tiny photo of the place I call home..where my mum and sister live now...this is effectively their front garden as they live inside this park.


Bah the link doesn't work *growls* sorry folks*L*

 

[English Lady]

ooh ohh found another one...but we don't usually have the maurading warriors on the park....
http://www.cestrescire.co.uk/gfx/photos/gallery7/image02.jpg

 

[Guest]

ooh ohh found another one...but we don't usually have the maurading warriors on the park....
http://www.cestrescire.co.uk/gfx/photos/gallery7/image02.jpg

LOL!

Except on a Friday night, eh?

Lou

P.S. That bloke's got a very shiney helmet.

 

[English Lady]

trust you to notice the guys helmet Lou *LOL* Actually it's usually Sunday afternoons when they take over....


this is Stockport Town Hall......called the wedding cake for obvious reasons. they spent a fortune cleaning it pre the manchester commonwealth games.


http://img.thefreedictionary.com/wiki/7/71/Stockport_townhall.jpg

 

[cloudy]

This is the Santa Barbara Mission.

As an aside, my friends and I got into huge trouble one night when we got drunk and decided to catch the fish in the fountain.

http://www.santabarbara.com/community/picture_library/mission/webgallery/images/PB130010.jpg

 

[shereads]

I want a digital camera and/or a scanner! I also don't have a clue how to post a photo and not have it show as an attachment. Others have explained it to me, but I'm on a Mac and it involved left/right clicks. Macs have one click. Any Mac users who know how to work the photo magic? If so, I'll take out a sixth mortgage on the Decaying Jungle Compound to buy a digital cam.

Great idea, wishful. Great picture, too.

Inspired by Zack, and because I love travel, I thought maybe we could all share a photo of place where we live or the area or even the country!

http://www.vision.net.au/~tryan/tsvharbour2.JPG

 

[Guest]

Here's a picture that was taken somewhere in the middle of town. I would just take a picture outside my house, but then all you would see would be green fields, lol.

 

[shereads]

This is the Santa Barbara Mission.

As an aside, my friends and I got into huge trouble one night when we got drunk and decided to catch the fish in the fountain.

http://www.santabarbara.com/community/picture_library/mission/webgallery/images/PB130010.jpg

I love Santa Barbara. I was there for the first time on business last spring. The air smelled like lavendar and rosemary.

Even your homeless people are quaint.



The ones I saw had matching blue sleeping bags. And instead of spare-changing people in the usual stand-in-the-intersection-and-block-traffic way (Miami), they set up jars on the sand beside the boardwalk with signs like this one:

I WISH I HAD A BEER. NOW YOU MAKE A WISH.

That jar was full.

 

[shereads]

this is Stockport Town Hall......called the wedding cake for obvious reasons. they spent a fortune cleaning it pre the manchester commonwealth games.

How much did they spend to clean it after?

 

[English Lady]

not too much...puke on the steps cleans off fairly cheaply *grins*

 

[Guest]

I took these two photos from my back garden, back in February, during a spell of heavy fog.

I used this one as my AV once, it's a view over my garden wall, looking down the road that runs past the side of my house.

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/images/fog1.jpg

This one is also a view over my garden wall, looking at a green. Notice in the right half of the photo, about halfway down, just beyond the trees is a fence. This marks the boundry of my girls' school grounds. Yes, I live *that* close to it.

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/images/fog2.jpg

Lou

 

[ABSTRUSE]

My town is very old and is coming around again. We have a national park dedicated to the old railways, so I can hear the whistle of the steam locomotives from my house, somedays I can see the smoke from the engines as they shuttle them around or ready them for an excursion. It's a step back in time!

 

[champagne1982]

This photo was taken not all that far from where I live.

http://www.intuit.com/canada/images/city_cityscape.jpg

 

[cloudy]

I love Santa Barbara. I was there for the first time on business last spring. The air smelled like lavendar and rosemary.

Even your homeless people are quaint.



The ones I saw had matching blue sleeping bags. And instead of spare-changing people in the usual stand-in-the-intersection-and-block-traffic way (Miami), they set up jars on the sand beside the boardwalk with signs like this one:

I WISH I HAD A BEER. NOW YOU MAKE A WISH.

That jar was full.

Everyone that goes there loves it - that's one reason it's so damn expensive to live there now.

It was an absolute paradise growing up: beach 10 minutes away, mountains 30 minutes away, and weather to die for. We could see the channel islands from our patio (we lived at the foot of Old San Marcos Pass). No air conditioning needed - didn't even have it in the house.

I miss it.

 

[CrazyyAngel]

I took these two photos from my back garden, back in February, during a spell of heavy fog.

I used this one as my AV once, it's a view over my garden wall, looking down the road that runs past the side of my house.

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/images/fog1.jpg

This one is also a view over my garden wall, looking at a green. Notice in the right half of the photo, about halfway down, just beyond the trees is a fence. This marks the boundry of my girls' school grounds. Yes, I live *that* close to it.

http://www.psyche-erotica.co.uk/images/fog2.jpg

Lou

Sheesh ... awesome photos Lou, look like taken right out of a horror movie. Thats why you are so into horror, right? .

I'd love to take pictures of my home, but a) I dont have a digicam and b) all you'd see would be a boring german town and lots of retirement homes ...

CA