Your home town

[Cozzy]

Here's the town where I live

And that's the city where I was born

 

[lavieenrose]

This is what we call a "Napa traffic jam" since it's a big tourist thing:

Here's part of the downtown:

Per the stereotype, we'd go belly-up if it weren't for wine. At least it means some pretty things:

And probably the most delicious thing in the entire town:

 

[Daybreak]

I'm from Tallinn, but briefly living in Pärnu (a smaller, sort of a resort city)

 

[Thaddeus]

Hamburg

My hometown and the german candidate city for the 2024 Summer Olympics

 

[Stargazer]

^ Lovely! I was in Hamburg 13 years ago and I recognize some of the views.

 

[AlekS]

Screw professional pics
The wackiest tree I've ever seen, thankfully I had my camera with me.

Just when you think you've seen everything (the roof of the 9 storey building). It's not just for sex romantics

TV tower in the fog (70 storeys tall).

The night view from my window.

 

[Stiven]

Okay so I decide to share some pictures I took this morning while walking to College:

On a normal day mt. Vodno dominates the skyline but unfortunately due to smog Vodno is missing:

On my way to College I usually have to walk in front of the source of the smog:

Despite being a short distance away due to the smog again my College is invisible in this picture:

And finally a picture of my during my morning walk:

 

[Berivan]

Born in Kırşehir/Macissus (I found my grandmas house with google maps )

And now living in the big city of Istanbul

 

[theCONWEL]

I've recently moved to Coventry for university :

City centre:

Another photo of the city centre which I found on google and was interestingly taken by one of my lecturers :

The cathedral, which was almost completely demolished during the holocaust - to the left are the ruins of the old building:

Another part of the city centre, with the church and a medieval house which were luckily left unscathed in the blitz:

 

[Carrie]

Coventry is pretty

 

[Fierro]

Well, my little small town Rubizhne on the east of is looking simple but sometimes it's beautiful.

Lenyovskoe Lake

Old Town at Autumn (collage)

Memorial of Afghanistan war

Church on Lenin str. ()

Winter

Next time i'll show creepy photos

 

[Viktor77]

My hometown is Saginaw, Michigan, USA. It's a town of 60,000, located in the center of Michigan near Lake Huron, and is about half white half black. Saginaw was built up in the late 19th century as a lumber town and then moved to a major automobile manufacturing center (like the rest of Michigan). In the 70s the bottom fell out and the economy collapsed. It has not recovered. Saginaw is a bit of a dreary place which typifies the Rust Belt in the US. The crime rate is very high, it's usually ranked the 3rd most violent in Michigan (after Detroit and Flint, MI) and if statistics included towns under 100K population it would rank very high nationally. There is a lot of poverty and a lot of abandonment. The town has tried to come out of its shadow and it has a little but a lot more investment needs to be taken to crush gangs and criminals and to get the youth involved actively in their community so they don't turn to gangs.

There's no reason to go to Saginaw, there are better places to see.

I suppose on the bright side I bought a house in Saginaw for 6 grand that was in good condition. I sold it later for 16 grand after renovating it. We have a college outside our town that I attended and most students just buy houses in the city as it's cheaper. My friend got a nice one with an in-ground pool, 2 stories, and in good shape for 12K. If you want to live in the dangerous part of town you could've bought a huge mansion for 20K that needed some work, but you could've moved in immediately.

 

[Hegepege]

My home town has been in the news again:
http://www.iflscience.com/environme...-dark-arctic-sky-could-be-harming-environment

 

[Fierro]

My home town has been in the news again:
http://www.iflscience.com/environme...-dark-arctic-sky-could-be-harming-environment

UFO everywhere

 

[Ausesken]

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[DenizESC]

Istanbul is my home town but since it's so big and every part is so different from each other I'll show some pictures of the part I'm living at which is Kadıköy. As you all probably already know Turkey is divided in about half by Conservative (right wing) people and liberal (left wing) people. Istanbul is no exception, I live in Kadıköy which is one of the most liberal places of Istanbul and is home for the biggest sports club in Turkey: Fenerbahçe

 

[popavapeur]

Everybody kind of know what France looks like but here's the area I'm living ! I love to see your places guys, keep posting !

I'm living in Lille - the biggest city in Northern France - in the "old town" : Vieux Lille. It's the oldest part of the city. There's of course other areas THAT DON'T LOOK at all like this. This is the most "touristic" side so I don't think it's really representative of Lille but that's what I personally see everyday.

EDIT : I just found a tilt-shift video of the city by night, enjoy !

 

[EscGeek]

here's a video

 

[Ausesken]

Today was the last day to enjoy my city's most known tradition: Temps de Flors. I hate crowds but I couldn't miss it! I show you only the most remarkable places and flower displays (according to my taste ofc XD)

 

[mauve]

Actually don't know what my hometown is exactly. I was born in Berlin, Germany, but grew up in Tokyo, Japan. But mentally I feel no connection to Japan, I am very German-ish.