Where do we all live?

Philipaholt · Post by **Philipaholt** » Thu May 11, 2023 7:46 pm

Oh the second to last...of the field and the house...gorgeous

Vandraren · Post by **Vandraren** » Thu May 11, 2023 9:42 pm

Wow, it is so green where you come from, Tom! Beautiful! The trees have finally been turning green here this week (I know your pictures are not from spring, but they still make me feel in awe of green things and the fact that they stay for several months now). It feels surreal just now, like having forgotten what overgrown lawns and wildflowers even look like. But here they are!

A tiny lake we have nearby. In the evenings one is always being overrun by joggers there

dianakc · Post by **dianakc** » Thu May 11, 2023 9:44 pm

TRavine wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2023 2:12 pm Have some picutres that were taken around my home town in the past couple of years. Just came across them on my hard drive and thought I'd share.

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Lovely x

Philipaholt · Post by **Philipaholt** » Fri May 12, 2023 2:23 am

I don't normally post much, but now that I've taken up running again (ahem...the weather is no longer frigid) I"ve some lovely views while I run

TRavine · Post by **TRavine** » Fri May 12, 2023 5:15 am

Pippa these are so lovely!!!

I ADORE that house!!! And the shells are so cute!!!

Post by **merry** » Fri May 12, 2023 11:30 am

Beautiful pictures! Is that a lonely, contemplative Tom in the dandelion-clock field? I took a dandelion-clock picture out on my walk the other night, but it didn't turn out well.

Pippa, that house! it reminds me of my mental image of the creepy house in Anne Rice 's book. The Mayfair Witches (There is a new tv serialisation of this... advice seems to be 'if you loved the book, don't watch this abomination')

We went for a walk around my neighbour Paddy's garden the other day (with her blessing

- it is a peaceful place of simple beauties, very calming and restorative.

TRavine · Post by **TRavine** » Fri May 12, 2023 1:55 pm

merry wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2023 11:30 am Beautiful pictures! Is that a lonely, contemplative Tom in the dandelion-clock field? I took a dandelion-clock picture out on my walk the other night, but it didn't turn out well.

Pippa, that house! it reminds me of my mental image of the creepy house in Anne Rice 's book. The Mayfair Witches (There is a new tv serialisation of this... advice seems to be 'if you loved the book, don't watch this abomination')

We went for a walk around my neighbour Paddy's garden the other day (with her blessing - it is a peaceful place of simple beauties, very calming and restorative.

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Oh Merry, that garden looks beyond lovely. Very peaceful indeed I can imagine.

And yes that's Tom in the picture, looking at Kremsmauer.

Forsteriaana30 · Post by **Forsteriaana30** » Sat May 13, 2023 5:01 pm

I didn't look here a while, but now I saw all these pics and they are so awesome.

Beautiful views in your pics, Tom. I love them.

I wish that I can travel there and see it in realty.

Pippkin, I love that house too. It's remind me about tv series "Charmed" where the sisters Halliwell lived in very similar house. Yes, it's really look so creepy, but beautiful!

Well done, guys. I will also post pics when I will what to post!

TRavine · Post by **TRavine** » Sat May 13, 2023 8:38 pm

RIGHT?!

Fossy, I agree, I ALWAYS have to think of Charmed when I see these houses!!!

Philipaholt · Post by **Philipaholt** » Tue May 16, 2023 10:53 pm

Forsteriaana30 wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 5:01 pm I didn't look here a while, but now I saw all these pics and they are so awesome. Beautiful views in your pics, Tom. I love them. I wish that I can travel there and see it in realty.

Pippkin, I love that house too. It's remind me about tv series "Charmed" where the sisters Halliwell lived in very similar house. Yes, it's really look so creepy, but beautiful!

Well done, guys. I will also post pics when I will what to post!

I've never seen Charmed. But there are houses like this all over Louisville.

NatashaGrey · Post by **NatashaGrey** » Tue Jul 04, 2023 3:06 pm

Joining in the fun from London!

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But not the London you think. I live in London, Canada! (Shout-out to my fellow Canadian, Mimosa!)

London, Canada is a city about two hours from Canada’s largest city, Toronto. I work in Toronto, and travel there about once per month.

I think you all would love this: in some ways, London, Canada is a replica of London, England. We have a Thames River, Covent Garden Market, and countless streets and parks named after those in London, England.

Looking through my photos on my phone for one to post, I realize that I have only a few without people in them! I’m posting one of those here: it’s a pic from downtown Toronto, where I work.

Philipaholt · Post by **Philipaholt** » Tue Jul 04, 2023 4:21 pm

NatashaGrey wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 3:06 pm Joining in the fun from London!

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But not the London you think. I live in London, Canada! (Shout-out to my fellow Canadian, Mimosa!)

London, Canada is a city about two hours from Canada’s largest city, Toronto. I work in Toronto, and travel there about once per month.

I think you all would love this: in some ways, London, Canada is a replica of London, England. We have a Thames River, Covent Garden Market, and countless streets and parks named after those in London, England.

Looking through my photos on my phone for one to post, I realize that I have only a few without people in them! I’m posting one of those here: it’s a pic from downtown Toronto, where I work.

I didn't know there was a London, Canada, but I'm not surprised. Lovely picture. I hope to make it to Canada one day.

mimosa · Post by **mimosa** » Tue Jul 04, 2023 4:32 pm

Great intro! How fun! It is nice to have a fellow Canuck on the forum! But, yes, we are across the country!

Great picture.

Welcome, again!

ME

dianakc · Post by **dianakc** » Tue Jul 04, 2023 9:46 pm

NatashaGrey wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 3:06 pm Joining in the fun from London!

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But not the London you think. I live in London, Canada! (Shout-out to my fellow Canadian, Mimosa!)

London, Canada is a city about two hours from Canada’s largest city, Toronto. I work in Toronto, and travel there about once per month.

I think you all would love this: in some ways, London, Canada is a replica of London, England. We have a Thames River, Covent Garden Market, and countless streets and parks named after those in London, England.

Looking through my photos on my phone for one to post, I realize that I have only a few without people in them! I’m posting one of those here: it’s a pic from downtown Toronto, where I work.

I'm going to Toronto in September for a few days then to Kitchener for a wedding! My first time in Canada x

Post by **merry** » Fri Jul 07, 2023 9:07 am

Lovely picture, Natalie!

I have relatives in Canada, I've never been but my dear old Nan used to go there every year to stay with her eldest son's wife and her grandsons. Her son emigrated there but unfortunately died soon afterwards. His sons, my cousins, are obviously real Canadians! Beautiful country.

Vandraren · Post by **Vandraren** » Fri Jul 07, 2023 5:43 pm

NatashaGrey wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 3:06 pm Joining in the fun from London!

…

But not the London you think. I live in London, Canada! (Shout-out to my fellow Canadian, Mimosa!)

London, Canada is a city about two hours from Canada’s largest city, Toronto. I work in Toronto, and travel there about once per month.

I think you all would love this: in some ways, London, Canada is a replica of London, England. We have a Thames River, Covent Garden Market, and countless streets and parks named after those in London, England.

Looking through my photos on my phone for one to post, I realize that I have only a few without people in them! I’m posting one of those here: it’s a pic from downtown Toronto, where I work.

No way, Natasha! London and Toronto are the only places in the whole of the American continent I have ever been. My University in Sweden offered a summer exchange course with King's College there. Our exchange students were so lovely and welcoming, drove us to the Niagara Falls and all. I really loved Toronto too, we had two days there and ate breakfast at Sunset BBQ both days, because we loved their huge American breakfasts so much. And I remember going to a big record store. We were just amazed by how big everything was in general

Well, most of our cities are tiny, so it's not hard to impress us

I dug up a few pictures, because I'm a bit excited now

Toronto

London, King's College

London, Downtown

Sorry, I am sure there are lots more beautiful views of London, but we were mainly on campus there.

anywhereis · Post by **anywhereis** » Fri Oct 13, 2023 10:46 am

Hey, everyone!

I'm gonna post it here since I moved to a new town around 2 months ago and will be staying here for a year. It's called Manado, a town with a balanced combination of mountains, beaches and coastlines. The seafood here is fresh and cheap, people raise their own chickens and cows and it's a very tight-knit community. I'm still in awe of this place - it seems to good to be true! I'm really grateful that I got to be here! so here's some photos (it's going to be full of blue):

you could go snorkeling or diving here and the view is heavenly. here we have a oceanic trench that would give a really beautiful view of under the sea. we also have local dolphins, sea turtles, and sea snakes!

I'm writing this sitting on a couch while recovering from darkened skin (not sunburned) after my SPF 50 failed me

ColleenD · Post by **ColleenD** » Fri Oct 13, 2023 9:19 pm

Wow! That is gorgeous! You are near the equator! Wish I was there.

DaisyNinjaGirl · Post by **DaisyNinjaGirl** » Sat Oct 14, 2023 5:27 am

That looks incredible, AnywhereIs.

TRavine · Post by **TRavine** » Sat Oct 14, 2023 2:10 pm

Oh gosh, these pictures are OUT OF THIS WORLD beautiful!!! That are some impressive views indeed!