Where do you live?

[flashlight]

Living in the northern part of sunny (when it's not raining or hazy from forest fires in neighboring Indonesia ) Singapore. It's a typical public housing estate, very built-up, noisy & crowded most times, interspersed with small playground/park areas (my 113 sq.m., 5 room, 9th floor apartment faces one ), multi-storey carparks & small shopping malls/marketplaces to break the monotony. Other than that it's a great place to live!

Here's a picture taken about 4 years ago of the balcony in my living room hall. The current state is severely overgrown & even more messy! :green: You can see some of the neighbouring apartment blocks through the screen.

 

[Concept]

Just Like my Location says. I live in Townsville, North Queensland, Australia. Lovely place a bit humid but thats what you get when you live in a tropical area although it is a bit dry sometimes too. It is a seaside city (small city 150,000) but nice beaches and great lifestyle. I will try to find some decent pics to show.

 

[Coop]

I live in Leiden, the Netherlands. A city of about 200000 people. It's located in the Randstad area. The randstad is an area in the west of the netherlands, it's the most dense populated area of the Netherlands. I hate it here. People are unfriendly and distant. The only contact I have with my neighbours is an occasional greeting in the elevator of my appartmentbuilding. I was born in the south, where I lived in a smaller city, life is better there, People are more friendly. So now I'm looking to move again, this time I'd like to go to the east of the netherlands.

 

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[Flying Turtle]

Apex, NC

Once a sleepy little southern town about ten miles southwest of Raleigh. Named for being the highest point on the railroad line between somewhere and somewhere. In recent years it has become one of the booming bedroom communities making up the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area. Best known recently for the toxic waste depot fire that caused most of the downtown to be evacuated. I live outside the evac zone, but I did hear the explosions.

Geoff

 

[skalomax]

its pretty ok here, getting breezy and a bit cool. i kinda miss ceritos mall though..i dont know why..hahaha

Hahahaha... Cerritos Mall!!
Everybody Goes there.
Well Good Luck On Your New Home!
If you need me ill be at the Mall

 

[Topper]

I put North East Arkansas as thats where I am. When I joined CPF I was out of the city limits (in the country dogs running wild, shoot at cans in the yard whatever) I have been annexed into the city and have moved after that so I am in Jonesboro Arkansas. I left the North East Arkansas for location as unless you happen to be a history buff if you recognize Jonesboro AR. It was due to a School shooting. History buffs might look into cotton gins to see if we are famous and of course RiceLand Rice at one time was a biggie for Jonesboro but I think Stuttgart is bigger now as Rice plants go. (factories not plants)
I can't post a link but there is a CPF Frapper site you can see lots of us that joined.
Topper

 

[jch79]

In a little city south of Milwaukee and northwest of Indianapolis... it's supposed to be windy. Here's a panoramic skyline photo I took last year from Millennium Park, which is a brand new park right in Downtown Chicago. I live about 3 miles NW of the center of "The Loop", which is where I work.

john

 

[kakster]

http://www.virtual-chiswick.ukonline.co.uk/

 

[Sub_Umbra]

We live in a bunker above sea level in a neighborhood known as "the top of the triangle" in the Fauberg Marigny, just a couple blocks from the French Quarter in New Orleans.

 

[PEU]

Downtown Buenos Aires, Argentina

This photo was taken on the World AIDS prevention day, thats our obelisk with the biggest condom I ever saw

It was taken by me one block away from my office.


Pablo

 

[iced_theater]

Here's a picture taken about 5 miles outside of town. I'll take a picture of town tomorrow.

 

[iced_theater]

Here is my town.

 

[BentHeadTX]

Presently, I live in Adana, Turkey.
Cruise down the Mediterranean heading east until you slam into Southern Turkey. Head north west about 40 miles or so and you are in Adana. I have about 7 months or so left until I move yet again. This time to the states but ??? as to were I'll end up.
If you spot a recumbent bicycle...that is either me or a member of my family. If you see a screaming Fenix L1P (a U bin MillerMods version) and a rear facing red LED flasher on the helmet... you found me! Just yell "CPF" and I'll stop to give you a tour.

 

[ACMarina]

I don't live in a "town", so to speak - you can see where I'm at if you look at the CPF Map in my signature..

 

[Chaunte]

Hi. I'm new here.

I live in Rake, Iowa USA

 

[dmdrewitt]

I live in a small market town in the UK

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontefract

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bradford/content/panoramas/pontefract_castle_360.shtml

 

[benyosh]

Wow!!! You guys have some really gorgeous pics. Need to get a digicam. Anyway, i live in Rancho Cucamonga, CA right on Route 66. Going on 2 years here straight from Maui, HI...really miss that place. I know Don is luvin it there except for the gas prices.

 

[ikendu]

I live on a wooded ridge overlooking a farming valley in Ely, Iowa (population: 1300).

This is my office where I am writing my first non-fiction book on renewable energy.

 

[CandleLite]

Live in lovely White Rock, British Columbia. Sometimes refered to as " The Riviera of Canada" About 30 kilometers south of Vancouver, but with twice the sunshine.