Share some info about your hometown

Here is a morose thought post your home town's web page. I will post mine so when you folks want to visit the cosmopolitan village of Wichita Falls, Texas then you will need not look any further.

Armpit, U.S.A.

"The City that Faith Built"

That's bad news Perdido, congratulations for escaping.

Faith must have been pretty tired by the time she'd finished!

ahh home sweet home The paradise that is Goa



beautiful weather too!!

Damn I need to visit Goa

http://http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/HAC/oakridge/images/y-12map.JPG

I hate you Arshoo. With every fibre of my being.



Dublin

Headline for the day - "Inmates in 'high' wire jail escapade"

Ok, so I seached for my hometown-homepage and got: vista, california.

And saw that the city hall will be closed on Friday. But also noticed that the big excitment is painting utility boxes

Edit: Official motto: "America's Climatic Wonderland"

knew you were a cylon, you chunk of fibre

ADE

Do you remember in the 70's when everyone was painting fire hydrants? That was cool, the utility idea is also nice

http://www.birminghamitsnotshit.co.uk

damn perdido you "remember" the 70's...

@perdido

People actually live in Wichita Falls? I thought it was just a fake city built by Dallasites to keep the tornados away.

London

Great city. Although a shame about the Mayor, the tube, Bob Crow and Spurs.

and more specifically super suburbia Hillingdon

The worst part is that I recognize most of those utility boxes and can tell where they are located.

Edit: Idiot, the address is listed under each picture.

Gonna make arshoo jealous now with this one about Sunny Stockport


Don't all rush now to fulfill your aspirations

York - jewel of the north

[img]http://www.chromavision.co.uk/yt/assets/photos/york16.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.chromavision.co.uk/yt/assets/photos/Yorkminster_1.jpg[/img]

http://www.hull.co.uk/index.aspx

grand

That's nothing to boast about

Well at the rate Dallas is growing it will be a suburb of Dallas in five years. I still remember when Denton was 45 min away from Dallas. Now you canot drive from one to the other without losing sight of a strip mall*sigh*

Lincoln, Massachusetts

Great place to grow up as a kid, excellent place to become an alienated teen.

Wow some fancy houses in York

Whoohooo! 2006 Household Trash Pickup Schedule
Gotta love the south.

Yes the same place for most towns that the recycling bin is the same as the trash can.

Killarney, beautiful scenery. Just don't go there in the high season.

Yep its the 90's Im having problem with

Falcon Hizzeights, Minnesizza.

pseudo-suburb of Minneapolis/St. Paul. woot.

I've heard they say that the lakes of Killarney are fair.

@luckwad
what does it mean when they say NO PARKING IS ALLOWED ON ANY CITY STREET AFTER 2 INCHES OF SNOWFALL! under snow parking rules? Where are you suppose to park? I mean all the streets belong to the city right?
Snow rules

@Keydeck

And wet !

www.leeds.gov.uk

Main topic on homepage: "What should Leeds do with its waste?"

Ashfield, in the English East Midlands

No, I'd never heard of it either before I got a job here (it's just north of Nottingham if that helps. Famous for, er, well the poet Lord Byron lived and is buried here, and, er, that's it I think)

@chloe: the answer is Ashfield's main homepage topic - recycle it of course!

everywhere in falcon heights actually has an alley in the back. most minnesota streets simply declare a side of the street you should park on overnight so the snowplows can get by (and they do, indeed run when we have merely 2 inches), but since everyone has an alley (and thus, at least a driveway in back if not a garage), they ask us to use them.

Damn I actually forgot about alleyways. Its been so so long since I have seen them, even in Oregon. Now I feel dumb haha

Chertsey

well, you asked for it and what a delightful place 'the ton' is.

My parents live in North Berwick and although I was brought up in Dalkeith most of our relatives were in North Berwick so I think of it as home. It is a very pretty little seaside town just off the East Lothian coast in Scotland and is dominated by the 'Law', an extinct volcanic plug. It is also distinguished by its proximity to some of the oldest and best golf courses in the world:

http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/nort...wick/index.html

Pretty artistic picture here

This is more realistic Apparently they have a new firetruck

Though in reality this part of Wyoming has a fairly lunar landscape

Lithgow, NSW, Australia

Cahir, Co. Tipp, IRL

Man I have got to visit the U.K. I have an open ticket still available maybe I will use it to go there.

www.gibraltar.gi

Yes, we do have out own domain postfix...not bad for 30,000 people...

One of the things I actually miss from home! Perfect place for kids to play, as cars go about 3mph and there is endless space for sidewalk chalk murals, basketball games, fortbuilding, etc. Makes for a smaller backyard, but def. worth it.

Verona Island, Maine
Ya can't get there from here.

BOZLEM

Berzerkley, CA
If you remember the 60's - you weren't there.

[img]http://www.wealddown.co.uk/images/chichester_cathedral.jpg[/img]

Chichester was founded circa AD70 by the Romans who laid out the main street plan and built the original city walls, which were rebuilt in Medieval times. The Walls Walk offers a fascinating insight into the City with its varied architecture, parks and gardens. The focal point of the city is Chichester Cathedral in the heart of the city has been the centre of the community for 900 years. Its treasures range from Romanesque stone carvings to 20th century works of art including a window by Marc Chagall, a tapestry by John Piper and a painting by Graham Sutherland.

Roswell

The website is almost as dreary as the town.


Several galleries and a theater! Wow!

oh and this place:

http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/nort...stle/index.html

Tantallon Castle is bang next door to where my parents live and is one of the most romantic of Scotland's ruined medieval castles. It used to belong to Archibald 'Bell the Cat' Douglas who was a sort of Robin Hood character of the 14th Century and that is where I get my online monicker from

I can not believe any town where you lived could be dreary!