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Post a picture of your hometown

Two scenes from the same city...
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada
 
here's a few from Arnhem....yesterday it rained quite heavily in the morning and afternoon and just before I left for home the sun came out in all it's glory. Here's the view from the top floor of the place I work in.

View of the river Rhine and Meinerswijk, the largest nature/conservation area within city limits in Europe.
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Just across the street there's the Museum of Modern Arts
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View from the back of the building. I like the way the sun somehow makes it all look so much nicer than it is.
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...View of the river Rhine and Meinerswijk, the largest nature/conservation area within city limits in Europe.
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buttons, you keep out-doing yourself! This is my favorite of the last group of photos!
 
since someone got austin i'll get my old hometown... camarillo california...

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^this camarillo mental institution was turned into a public university... i know many people that go there... and few that found some noose's...

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^the Don Adolfo Camarillo house still stands...

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^those buildings are all still there... though that parking lot in the bottom right corner is gone... its now some more buildings...

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^this is the park i was arrested in for possession of a deadly weapon with intent of bodily harm.... aka... me and my friend were practicing our sword fighting and one of the new hiries found us and started to right us up... when we reached the station the cheif giggled and came and let us go...

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^the city in an arial view... all 19.2 square miles...

enjoy
 
Inyokern, Ca

The first is at the park and then one of the whole town from the air :-)
 
Here are a few pics of the Robert P. Murrah building. Memorial site for the April 19th bombing of Oklahoma City.

also is one of the stockyards. and a little bit of the IMPRESSIVE OKC skyline.lol
 
Here are some pictures of Oakland, which I did not take myself...

From above Lake Merritt, with San Francisco in the rear center of the frame:
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A street-level view of the same lake, from about the same spot, at twilight:
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The other end of the lake, at sunset. I have spent a lot of time over the years watching the sunset from about this spot, and it never fails to please:
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One of our historic homes, the Dunsmuir House (built by a member of the same Dunsmuir family as one finds in British Columbia, but never occupied by a Dunsmuir; it was the home of the Hellman family for three generations, but Hellman House sounds kind of sinister). This picture is from the Oakland Soul Festival:
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And here are two pictures I did take...

Another historic home, the Cameron-Stanford House, built by Leland Stanford (the railroad baron best remembered for founding Stanford University) for one of his daughters as a wedding present. It is the last of several mansions which used to stand alongside the west shore of Lake Merritt:
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And finally, the fountain of the Kaiser Center Roof Garden; the surrounding buildings look short because the garden is on the seventh floor of a parking garage. The name Kaiser (of Kaiser Steel and Kaiser Permanente fame) is on half the buildings in this city, as they were our greatest patrons:
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I feel inspired to go out and take some more pictures now! Maybe that's what I'll do this coming weekend.
 
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