Post an overview of the place you live in, with some details please.
Here's mine, it's located in south western France, near Marseille
far from the comfiest we have around here but still alright, what I love is the landscape, the sea is about fifteen kilometers behind the moutain range that you can see in the background.
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I like that the houses are all different, does not look like suburban autism
I get what you're saying
Eastern Berlin, commieblock jungle. I like it because this part of the city was planned during socialist times so the layout of the streets and housing makes sense and it's easy to navigate through it. Also nice view at night
Nowy Targ, small town of around 30k people in southern Poland. located in a valley between three mountain ranges, so great for hiking base, but also causes air to be fucking filthy in the winter due to little ventilation.
it's mostly known for leatherworking industry and a hockey team.
not much happens here but it's comfy.
This is a small but panoramic pic of my part of the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana, which is called Moste (meaning roughly 'the bridges'). It It lies on both banks of the Ljubljanica river and is crossed by the Gruber canal at its south-central end, hence the name. It contains both working class highrise neighbourhoods and lower middle class areas of detached and semidetached houses. Despite of this, Moste contains a modest 19th century manor house by the name of Kodeljevo castle with preserved stables and servants quarters which stand to either side of a small portal. More splendid is the 18th century Sela mansion which was built and for some time owned by the Capucine order of the Catholic church. Moste also contains the Slovenian railways' central workshop and an imposing thermal plant. It is adjacent to Slovenia's largest commercial area, a grouping of shopping malls which is known as BTC.
northern suburbs of melbourne
Rhenen 10k people live here, it's very green and comfy.
Bombed to the ground by the G*rmans during the Battle of the Grebbeberg.
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>it's located in south western France, near Marseille
Wrocław, south-western Polando
Formerly a German city called Breslau, but then razed by the Soviets at the end of WW2, and handed over to us
4th largest city
High in comfiness and aesthetics
Nice architecture, the old town is a mixture of different European styles
Many bridges and little islets
Some rough edges too, lots of ugly commieblocks outside the city center
Highest concentration of shopping centers in Europe; the most recently opened one is so huge it looks like an alien spaceship just landed in the middle of the city
We're currently being invaded by Ukrainians, I'd say they're at least 15% of the population right now (news sources reported 10%, but that was a long time ago), and counting
very aesthetic town
how old is that church? looks neat
At least your immigrants are white
Danville, California. East of San Francisco, population 50000. Home to rich kids and wealthy parents. People refer to living here as 'living in the bubble,' because no one knows or cares what happens anywhere else. Good nature though.
wrocław
this pic shows the best part of the city.
market square and it's saroundings (maybe 3 or 4 km) are beautyful rest is just commieblocks or shopping galleries.
Asahiyama-kinen Park, Sapporo, Hokkaido
Build in 1450
>High in comfiness
Proof: we have a real lamplighter here who goes out every evening and manually lights up each individual lamp in Ostrów Tumski district (along the Katedralna Street, if I'm not mistaken), keeping the old tradition alive. (It's artificial light, though, I think he just presses a switch with a long stick, but it lights up slowly for effect) People like to watch him do it, and take pictures
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This city was made famous by the hit movies, Godzilla VS King Ghidorah (1991) and Godzilla VS Space Godzilla (1994).
I'd rather have south americans flooding in then ukranians that steal kidneys
Japan is the best as always
Bohinj valley surrounded by the Julian Alps, inhabited at least in bronze age after the glacier receded. The most popular is the Bohinj lake and because of ita unique positions is a popular starting point for the mountains all around. Home to 5000 inhabitants, spread out through 24 villages spreaded in 337 square kilometres, which makes it one of the least populated municipalities in Slovenia at around 33 persons on a square kilometre, while the average is at around 100 people per square kilometre.
Not a very flattering picture but it's hard to get one that is of this city (I really like this place though)
Maastricht
- Is one of, if not the, oldest continuously inhabited city in what is now The Netherlands
- city has numerous ruins dating back to Roman times
- has remnants of the old trace Italienne fortress style that was built here
- just outside the city we have lots of old and big granite mines and caves
- largely liberated by Canucks in WW2 (thanks guys)
- a dialect is spoken here that northerners often can't understand
- we're referred to as "back-up Belgians" by a lot of the country
- 4km away from Belgium, 20km away from Germany
- city was the site of the 1992 treaty that established the EU in much of its current form (the rest being done in the Amsterdam and Lisbon treaties)
- the market square is used as a market every friday, bringing in lots of Belgians and Germans clogging up our already small city
- have big ugly highways going through the city because of our geographic location.
hribovc pa pol!
>granite
limestone, sorry
Flagstaff, AZ
~70k population
Elevation 7000 feet on the colorado plateau, sits just south of the tallest mountain in the state
The grand canyon is about an hour drive from here
Unlike most of the rest of the state it snows in the winter
Pluto was discovered at the observatory here, probably the biggest thing the city is known for
Route 66 is the main street of the city
Approximately 100 trains come through here every day
>hribouc pa pou
ftfy Moste