Cityscapes of the Forum

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Anesthetist the old arena was a great place to see a Blues game.
But out of the old original 6 NHL arenas the Chicago Stadium was the best one of them all.
I was at all of them. Mist just one of the old NHL arenas and that was the Olympia Stadium in Detroit.

[xtcclassic]

I saw my first proper concert at the old arena. Mötley Crüe on the Girls Girls Girls tour. Good times.

[mclaincausey]

Minneapolis, from the deck of my previous employer's office building, a renovated John Deere factory. Super cool plant smack dab in the best block in town.

The city has a great skyline, but my very favorite is Cesar Pelli's Wells Fargo Building.

She shines at night…

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Providence RI

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Providence RI

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Providence

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Providence

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Where we live now.  Hardly a cityscape! Church steeple in a nearby town -Pennsylvania

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[Seul]

From my balcony (stock pic):

[Snowy]

View to the north from the bedroom. Taken 2-3 weeks ago. Thankfully I worked from home that day

Buildings near middle right in distance is the CBD. Centrepoint (landmark/icon) sticking up the highest.

[Megatron1505]

The metropolis of Mansfield in the snow.

[Clint_D]

I'm not much of a photographer, but here are a few shots I've taken around town:

Doug Sahm Hill - Butler Park:

Shot from a friends apartment in East Austin:

Hike and Bike Trail:

This is one of my favorite shots of town (obviously not mine).  This is the space shuttle Endeavor being flown piggyback over the Texas State Capitol:

[mclaincausey]

Boy Endeavor likes em out of his weight class eh? Baby got BACK.

[Graeme]

Kendal in Cumbria. Famous for its mintcake.

Milnthorpe, also in Cumbria. Not famous for anything.