NWR: SHOW US ....... where you live

Wilmington, NC

This is less than a mile from my apt.. a short bike ride!

This isnt my apt, but thats what my front door looks like.

I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.  Love it here since the mountains are practically out our back door.  Population of Calgary is roughly 1.1 million.

I was born in Roseville, CA.... population about 108k

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You often know your in Roseville, when you drive by this ugly sculpture.

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Currently I live in Philadelphia, PA.... watch "trading spaces", "philadelphia", "in her shoes", "Rocky 6"

you all should know about Philly... home of the cheesesteak (barf!), the Rocky steps (that is the East entrance of the Art Museum), the birthplace of the nation, mummers, and my favorite....

the phillies phanatic!!

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I live in NYC. 

These pictures were taken from our terrace when we first landscaped it a few years ago:

NYC First 2009 Snowstorm:

emeraldlover.. I would have killed to have a spot like that when I lived in Brooklyn!!  Thats prime real estate!!!

Summerville SC. It's considered a suburb of Charleston.

We have about 50,000 people

here is a picture of historic downtown

missbling- I didn't know you lived in Salem (or close to it) - I went to Willamette :)

I live in West Hollywood,California... I am in LA county, about half way between the beach and downtown.

but its mostly known for seeing random things like this:

(I've seen lots of men in their undies since I moved here!)

and its home to probably one of the biggest Gay Pride festivals ever:

I'm too chicken to put where I actually live but I grew up in Franklin County, VA (near Smith Mountain Lake & loved it. I am only an hour commute from there now :)

I live in a small town in southern NJ, FI and I live by lake pohatcong. We live in a decently small town with the Bay and marinas everywhere.

Here is our lake.

Its a pretty nice spot in NJ.

We are ten minutes from Long Beach Island.

and about 30 minutes from Atlantic City.

 I grew up in Bronx, NY though, so it was definately a culture shock moving here!

kristinkay-wow Willamette is a great private school! and I love your town with all the palm trees- I wish they grew up here but theres just too much rain!