Your Hometown

gleek:

^^Ive always wanted to live in Greensboro...no idea why

Well really I live in Summerfield, but Summerfield is just outside Greensboro so most of everything I do is in Greensboro, like my school is in Greensboro.

Summerfield is just a bunch of fields with cows and horses. Nothing really interesting about it.



Weird barn thing that I drive past all the time.

Point Pelee National Park, Leamington:


By the way, It is not nearly that long any more. This must be an old picture because I don't even remember it being that long.




Windsor:

Ambassador bridge. (Windsor/Detroit):


The Detroit Skyline. It's pretty visible, usually.


Jackson Park




Well, I was looking for a certain picture but couldn't find it.
It's a "Welcome to Windsor" sign.
The sign says "Automotive capitol of Canada."
Someone crossed of Automotive and put Unemployment.

Cowboy Casanova:

http://www.citywindsor.ca/documents/ParksandRecreation/Images/Parks/JacksonParkbig.jpg

that's so pretty! (:
i still live in karlskrona, sweden.
i didn't find a great picture, but you can see a bit behind my shoe, lol.

i don't have good pictures of my hometown.
but here is a picture of what i looks like when christmas is one its way :]
the picture is taken like 7 am on my way to bus, haha.

I'm from the bad ugly part of San Diego.
But sometimes I ecape to a nice part to just hang out on a free sunny afternoon like so
Basically Downtown and up is the nice part of town. South is just one barrio after another, unless you go out east. But I live in the part next to the Mexican border, it's just a barrio down here with alot of gangs, drugs and violence. But the rest of San Diego is gorgeous.

Bridgeton, Maine. I was born here & lived there for about 8 1/2 years. I still visit once a year for about a week. its a small town. Lots of lakes and beautiful sights.

Now I live in Newnan, Georgia. Its pretty big. I miss the quietness of Maine, but I can learn to appreciate where I live now.. This is it.

neville longbottom.:

[size=90]I live in Huntly, Scotland. It's a smallish town in north-east scotland

OMG I GO TO GORDONSTOUN IN ELGIN!

I live in Karlskrona
which is a little town in the south of Sweden.
There is not much to do here, but I love it anyway.
PS. You just gotta love some Google Maps pictures xD

The biggest town square.

Here's...whatever it's called, where the boats are at summer, where the bigger tourist boats go and yes. I think it's super pretty. :3


Me and one of my best friends always hang out in this little tiny park. Especially at summertime.

Places that I would go around my house (: some places where I live are nice. I live in Clfiton, New Jersey.

i live in the fourth largest city in the usa and yet it's still boring to me.
i'm just not cut out for the city although i've lived here ~nearly all my life (i was born in oklahoma).

it does flood here a lot though, so we can do cool shit like this...


BUT. all things aside i love my chinatown! i've lived in the heart of the houston chinatown for fifteen years and it grows on me more and more every day.

SO.
MUCH.
GOOD.
FOOD.

yearly chinese new year lion dance (across the street from my house)


miss chinatown pageant contestants for this year (the last one on the first row is one of my best friends! she got thirddd). it's terrible quality, had to resize it.

my elementary school.
one of the richest neighborhoods in texas, i didn't live there but it was nice going to school there.

my middle school.
HELL ON EARTH.

my high school.
hahaha we're poor as fuck. see that second floor? see the chicken wire? that's all that prevents us from falling from the second floor "hallway." i love it to death though.

Jeka Killjoy.:

Places that I would go around my house (: some places where I live are nice. I live in Clifton, New Jersey.

my mom grew up there!


and here be mah hometown;; park ridge, illinois. it's right on the border of chicago. which is pretty snazzy.

the theatre. it's like 100 years old. go us.
my high school.
this place is also like 100 years old (surprise, surprise) and holds about 3,000 kids. oh and hillary clinton went there. as if that really matters..

this is the fountain i busted my leg in. it was fun.

and finallyyyy...

this is a scene from the blues brothers.
i walk by here every day to and from school. my house is a block away from that building.

I was born and have been raised here, in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

As a matter of fact, my family on my mother's side came from Italy in the 1850s to help design this, The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis.

Santa Fe is a nice place, really. I love it here.

Fooouund it

Well, I live in Göteborg (Gothenburg in English). It's the second biggest urban area in Sweden, located on the west coast. I was born here, raised and have lived here all my life.

What can you say about this city?

We have a ferris wheel that almost everyone is pissed off about.

Our amusement park has a roller coaster that was voted Best Wooden Tracked Roller Coaster in the world twice.

When Bruce Springsteen played here in 1985, everyone in the arena jumped at the same time, causing it to actually move a few inches because of the pressure. Since then, they had to put more support to prevent it from happening again. The arena is still playing host to many big artists (including Green Day last year), but the record is still being held by Springsteen, when over 64 people attended his concert on the very day when the arena moved.

Other than that, many heavy metal bands with international success are from here, for example Hammerfall.
The city was also where all the Swedes started their emigration to US, because of our habour facing the Atlantic.

For me, I think that the most beautiful part of this city is the old parts. Haga for example, and Vasastan. We also have a really cool building that usually is the place for artists and small concerts.

I must say that I really like my hometown, but I can't wait to leave soon. I've lived here for 18 years, it's enough.