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plugga wrote:

this is my favorite place though, especially when it's windy and you can feel the sea on your face haha

Cool, looks kinda like the view from Kalmar castle!

Harbortown wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Mayville, Wi!

The other side of mainstreet, if you look closely you can see the gas station where I work in the background

brb buying a plane ticket and stalking you at work

GO AHEAD, TRY IT. My coworkers are so protective you wouldn't even get in the door, bra.

That's what you think, but I haven't told you about my disguise yet. A veil to cover my true self, so malicious and cunning it would leave even the most villainous gangsters dumbfounded and scared. So shockingly ingenious it will be remembered in history as the single greatest revolution known to man.

I call it.....

Spoiler:

But I know what you look like, and you DON'T know what I look like. I win. You'll never find me!

coool, it is indeed a tower used to spy on enemies who came from the sea!

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Mayville, Wi!

The other side of mainstreet, if you look closely you can see the gas station where I work in the background

brb buying a plane ticket and stalking you at work

GO AHEAD, TRY IT. My coworkers are so protective you wouldn't even get in the door, bra.

That's what you think, but I haven't told you about my disguise yet. A veil to cover my true self, so malicious and cunning it would leave even the most villainous gangsters dumbfounded and scared. So shockingly ingenious it will be remembered in history as the single greatest revolution known to man.

I call it.....

Spoiler:

But I know what you look like, and you DON'T know what I look like. I win. You'll never find me!

FUCK.

The only way out is to wear really really ugly clothes, like boat sized Nike sneakers, baggy jeans, a short sleeve button up and a fedora, but I would never lower myself like that. My plan fails.

Katrineholm, Sweden









My town was recently ranked as Sweden's most boring by one of the major newspapers.

Where the heck is Katrineholm?

Haha, you don't know where it is?

It's located in Sörmland. Pretty close to Norrköping.

At least I've been to Oskarshamn, I remember stopping there for hot dogs when my family was on vacation in '99 or something.

Hmm no I don't think I've ever been there. It's one of those names you've heard a thousand times but you don't really know anything about them. Like Täby, Lomma, Huddinge, Västerås etc.

Haha, you stopped at a gas station or something?

Ok, pretty much the only reason it exists is because it's a railway junction. Also Nils Holgersson landed here on his goose.

Yeah, something like that. I remember we were on our way to Öland. It thundered and we were looking for a place to stay over the night.

Did you spend the night?

That place looks gorgeous!

Summer time in newport beach, CA

New Zealand seems like a beautiful place. I've always wanted to visit there!

Harbortown wrote:

Did you spend the night?

No, we ended up spending it on Öland.

When can I come visit you, The Angry Johnny Revue?

stepsandnumbers wrote:

New Zealand seems like a beautiful place. I've always wanted to visit there!

Totally worth it if you can manage the 6-7 flights it takes to get there .

ThisMachineKillsFascists wrote:

When can I come visit you, The Angry Johnny Revue?

If you were to visit me now, you'd arrive in a slightly less impressive Norwalk, Connecticut. But I'm pleased you like it.

Here are some photos of Chesapeake, VA, where I currently live. I didn't take any of these photos though, I just got them off of Google.

This is the sun setting over Oak Grove Lake near my house.


There are a lot of woods around here, and this one picture from the backwoods of Chesapeake near the Great Dismal Swamp.


This is a view of the Intercoastal Waterway that runs down most of the Eastern Seaboard.


Before I lived here, I lived in Santa Cruz, CA. Here is a great photo I found of the lighthouse and the sun setting over the Pacific Ocean not far from where I lived. Beautiful!


Just one more. These are the incredible Redwood trees just north of Santa Cruz.

I think I would love it in Chesapeake! It looks very relaxing and I love the woods!

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Very pretty!

Cool thread! Hey Harbortown, i thought you were living in California??


Here's a couple of pics of my city.

Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada (about 10 miles North of Montreal.)
100.000 inhabitants.
Founded by André Daulier-Deslandes in 1673



The old part of town.













Winter...


Terrebonne with Montreal in the background


And here's a view of Montreal. A city i've lived in for 7 years.
1.9 millions inhabitants
Founded in 1534 by Jacques Cartier.

I wanted to move to Montreal a few years back! Very cool!

That looks like a cool place, dude.

Yeah normally I live in Santa Barbara, California, which is where I go to college, but now I'm home for winter break.
I guess I could upload some pictures of Santa Barbara too!

Harbortown wrote:

That looks like a cool place, dude.

Yeah normally I live in Santa Barbara, California, which is where I go to college, but now I'm home for winter break.
I guess I could upload some pictures of Santa Barbara too!

ah cool!

Santa Barbara, California, United States of America!