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What landmark do you see?
- Thread starter gracer
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I recall back in the '60's, friends of my parents had a backyard view of Camelback Mountain.
Again in the '60's, I could see the San Jacinto Battle Monument across Scott's Bay from my uncle's place.
On my place here, is an aboriginal flint quarry, artifacts dating back about 4,000-6,000 years. Have to look down to see those things...
Again in the '60's, I could see the San Jacinto Battle Monument across Scott's Bay from my uncle's place.
On my place here, is an aboriginal flint quarry, artifacts dating back about 4,000-6,000 years. Have to look down to see those things...
Michaelo
650Mick
I look due North and see Double Cone islands in the Great Barrier Reef marine park, turn 90 degrees and have a view of the Conway ranges, a National park with spectacular views when the sun setting ...
My living room window faces north. I see Mt lemon and the Catilina Mts. A-10C's Warthogs of the 355TFW and the EC-130's based at Davis-Monthan AFB fly over my house. Does that make them "skymarks"?
The Prospect Harbor lighthouse. No longer operational, but maintained as a landmark.
Back 'ome I could see the Avon Gorge and Brunel's Clifton Suspension bridge.
http://www.cliftonbridge.org.uk/
Here in Saskatoon I'm reduced to seeing the roof of an effin' Walmart.
http://www.cliftonbridge.org.uk/
Here in Saskatoon I'm reduced to seeing the roof of an effin' Walmart.
buzzword
XS650 Addict
looking north, can see the golden gate bridge from the roof of my house - looking south, sutro tower from the living room windows.
501Spanky
XS650 Addict
At home I see my neighbours, and at work I can't see a damn thing - my office has no windows!
hey down easter been there..grew up in bucksport..uncle still lives right beside fort knox...have other uncle was mayor of castine for years..in fl now still thanks for the pics
The Prospect Harbor lighthouse. No longer operational, but maintained as a landmark.
Yer welcome, Dawg!
I was stationed in Pensacola for 5 years, worked at Corry Station, lived aboard NAS. Been to Milton a few times on business!
I was stationed in Pensacola for 5 years, worked at Corry Station, lived aboard NAS. Been to Milton a few times on business!
hogtyed
Paul
To the west, I can see the Olympic Mountain Range. To the right, I can see the Cascade Mountain Range. If I take a short walk to the top of the building I'm on, I would see Puget Sound, Mount Rainier and Mount Baker. Right now the sun is rising over the Cascades, but I'm stuck in the job shack.
angus67
Welder's penetrate deeper!!
at work--north expansion lot planned for our company(astec).
south---second verse same as the first
east---mt rainier piercing the sky at 14,000+ ft
west---medallion food company across the street.
Home---north vast wilderness and the Olympics
south---neighbors(I keep the shrubbery tall over there)
east---2 geese, 7 chickens, 3 toms
west----miniature mule, and a standard breed.
good thread.
south---second verse same as the first
east---mt rainier piercing the sky at 14,000+ ft
west---medallion food company across the street.
Home---north vast wilderness and the Olympics
south---neighbors(I keep the shrubbery tall over there)
east---2 geese, 7 chickens, 3 toms
west----miniature mule, and a standard breed.
good thread.
Not much really
South is the shed of ill repute.
North the Baraboo valley.
West the horseys in the pasture
East the Baraboo bluffs.
South is the shed of ill repute.
North the Baraboo valley.
West the horseys in the pasture
East the Baraboo bluffs.
littlebill31
Smells of Raw Fuel
South Mountain/Appalachian Trail.
I work at Antietam National Battlefield
I work at Antietam National Battlefield
DanielBlack
XS650 Junkie
At home, I can see bits of Camelback and South Mountains and another bunch of hills. The Camelback of which gracer speaks.
At work, I'm inside a historic, nationally registered Orpheum Theatre. There's a Frank Lloyd Wright building across the street.
Littlebill31, I'm rather familiar with your South Mountain as well. Over the last year I've spent a cumulative eight or nine weeks in Hagerstown.
At work, I'm inside a historic, nationally registered Orpheum Theatre. There's a Frank Lloyd Wright building across the street.
Littlebill31, I'm rather familiar with your South Mountain as well. Over the last year I've spent a cumulative eight or nine weeks in Hagerstown.
Ah, bugger y'all.
Trees here @ *360, 'cept winter time when the leaves are down I can almost see the north pole.....
Trees here @ *360, 'cept winter time when the leaves are down I can almost see the north pole.....
At work looking NE, I can see the GM headquarters building - the Renaissance Center, and looking SW - I can see the Ambassador Bridge between Windsor, ON and Detroit MI. It is the busiest border crossing between Canada and the US carrying more than 15,000 trucks/day and nearly $2B in trade daily.
At home, I can see the backyard with our crazy golden doodle dog running around like a maniac enjoying the autumn leaves blowing in the breeze.
At home, I can see the backyard with our crazy golden doodle dog running around like a maniac enjoying the autumn leaves blowing in the breeze.
nice view today, looking north from the backyard.
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