home sweet home

[clerick]

My home state looks pretty much the same as Wisconsin, just a bit more west and more north.  Even more north than the U.P. 

[Jayhawk]

Kansas

[Krupinski]

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Gotta luv them Amish peoples. 











Can't forget the City...

[B-17]

What's it like where I live, you ask? Rich. And snotty. And "beige". Bland. I hate this place. It's got some nice face to it though


That's our harbour (Oakville Harbour)


My pipe band I love these guys. If you look at the guy dead centre of the picture, I'm that head on his right, the picture's left.


Not current, but whatever.


Another shot of our harbour.


Quite literally 500m from my house It's a pretty face, with a b*tchy population.

[jimson]

Desert


City


Mountains


All within about 30 minutes of each other

[Jayhawk]

To be fair to Kansas;





It's actually not too shabby of a place.

[Tupac]

Oh please, the U.P. is just an open pit mine where everyone is starving to death because the wolves ate all the deer.

It's obvious you have never been to the U.P., then.

[Raphael]

not much to post about all the city but this is how my college looks like






 I cross this brigde to get to the economy and administration department

and this is where I study




Random stuff people do, mainly the left wing guys they are fun


we love it But I don't get close to the aligators D:

[1sum41]

Love the Hill Country. Best part of Texas in my book. Wish I could live down there.

My home town is Georgetown in the hill country I absolutely love it. I'm in California right now when I get home I have a couple pics I'll post.

[MaxQ]

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Gotta luv them Amish peoples. 

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Can't forget the City...
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...Hey Krupinski: I'm a graduate of Manheim Township HS (and Kutztown University) I live in Mexico now, but Lancaster's beautiful. At one point, Lancaster was the most productive farmland / per acre, in the nation. The Amish are incredible also..

MaxQ