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Start here => Free For ALL => Topic started by: Parts on December 30, 2007, 09:35:23 AM
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Down town near the harbor
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But always remember Big brothers watching
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Charles Island you can walk to it at low tide Captain Kidd's treasure is supposed to be there
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By one of the fishing piers
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View from where I like to walk the dogs
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Looks like a nice place to go for a walk.
I can almost smell the fresh air.
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The water looks really still...Almost too still.
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It can get rough in storms and all those areas get flooded. It's not directly on the ocean but on Long Island Sound
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I can almost smell the fresh air.
IS the air fresh?
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I can almost smell the fresh air.
IS the air fresh?
Well a little :laugh: It was low tide hard to tell :P
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I just know most of the Eastern seaboard is kinda questionable.
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I can almost smell the fresh air.
IS the air fresh?
It looks like it.
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I can almost smell the fresh air.
IS the air fresh?
It looks like it.
In the winter it usually is in the summer sometimes though :eh:
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Nice pictures Parts. Especially the last one with the Barge.
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pretty.
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Photo of your truck third from the bottom? :)
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Nice pictures Parts. Especially the last one with the Barge.
Thanks they are doing lots of construction in the river these days even had divers in the water the other day they are going to build a new bridge and are laying gas pipeline.
Photo of your truck third from the bottom? :)
Yes that's my truck Yoyo is in it too but you can't really see him
pretty.
Thanks
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awesome
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Here is some that people don't expect when they hear Connecticut
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These are around town also but not the places they promote
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I totally expected that
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I totally expected that
Same here, but I have been there a few times. Hartford isn't that bad or anything but it is still in the BOWASH megalopolis.
The Northeast US is the rust belt. That is more due to the old relic factories of the industrial revolution combined with the population moving elsewhere. My uncle just retired and he spends way more time at his condo in Boca Raton, Florida now than he does in Mass even though his kids still live up there (they are all married and everything). He says the only time of year to live in Boston is the summer lol.
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Many people think of Ct all pretty. Not so much like the second set, I really like the parts of town these thing are in though and the old factories too
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Decay can be beautiful.
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Decay can be beautiful.
:indeed:
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Decay can be beautiful.
If it is something like the Pantheon or Colleseum, then yes decay is beautiful. Factories are not architectual works of art in any sense. They are ugly as hell. Most American architecture looks like crap to me. Especially the industrial and commercial stuff. There are some interesting churches, houses and art galleries here though.
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For some reason industrial areas always appealed to me. Around here most of the old factories are brick and very interesting especially when you consider most were made before heavy machinery was in extensive use
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For some reason industrial areas always appealed to me. Around here most of the old factories are brick and very interesting especially when you consider most were made before heavy machinery was in extensive use
Same. We had a lovely one near middletown that
I always wanted to play in. They finally tore it down.
Mid 19th century place.
Buffalo has some large swaths of rust belt remnants
that I really used to enjoy.
Hulks of old ships are nice too.
It all evokes these feelings of wonderful melancholy.
The futility of man.