What does it look like where you live?

rhanishane

Near my home ... recently renamed "The Barrington Coast" formerly known as "The Great Lakes" ..3 huge lake systems between the Barrington Mountains and Mid North Coast of NSW. This is Sand Bar and Celito Beach in Pacific Palms NSW. I took the day off work to hang out there last Monday. Its a pretty boardwalk through the palms and undergrowth to get to the beach.
Australia 👍💖

PJ_Soul

Here is downtown Vancouver ... it is gorgeous, but we are fucked when it comes to rising sea levels. They better get to work on raising the the sea walls pronto.

rhanishane

PJ_Soul said:

Here is downtown Vancouver ... it is gorgeous, but we are fucked when it comes to rising sea levels. They better get to work on raising the the sea walls pronto.

but look at those mountains.. gorgeous!

ConorKavanagh

I was there last year. I loved it. Definitely plan on returning there at some point. I'm still uploading photos to Instagram of the place, like a teenager.

HesCalledDyer

I can’t compete with Pacific Palms and Vancouver, but this is my little town of Cumberland, Maryland. Population 20,000.

From “Lover’s Leap” up behind my house. Cumberland and Ridgeley, WV can be seen in the distance. To the right is a stretch called “The Narrows” which is a valley between Wills Mountain (pictured) and Haystack Mountain to the right (see below). 

Haystack Mountain with The Narrows running below. Dans Mountain is off in the distance to the right with Knobley Mountain, WV behind on the far left. The snowy trail you see is part of the Great Allegheny Passage, a rail trail that runs along the old Western Maryland, B&O, and P&LE rail-beds 150 miles to Pittsburgh, PA. Cumberland is the junction of the GAP and the C&O Canal Towpath, which runs 184.5 miles to Washington, DC.

This is the view from my apartment looking out over downtown. Irons Mountain can be seen in the distance.

mcgruff10

My front yard today after a quick snow storm. I live ten minutes from the beach. 

mcgruff10

and these are the two closest beaches to my house: avon and belmar, NJ.

jerparker20

HesCalledDyer said:

I can’t compete with Pacific Palms and Vancouver, but this is my little town of Cumberland, Maryland. Population 20,000.

From “Lover’s Leap” up behind my house. Cumberland and Ridgeley, WV can be seen in the distance. To the right is a stretch called “The Narrows” which is a valley between Wills Mountain (pictured) and Haystack Mountain to the right (see below). 

Haystack Mountain with The Narrows running below. Dans Mountain is off in the distance to the right with Knobley Mountain, WV behind on the far left. The snowy trail you see is part of the Great Allegheny Passage, a rail trail that runs along the old Western Maryland, B&O, and P&LE rail-beds 150 miles to Pittsburgh, PA. Cumberland is the junction of the GAP and the C&O Canal Towpath, which runs 184.5 miles to Washington, DC.

This is the view from my apartment looking out over downtown. Irons Mountain can be seen in the distance.

I’ve been to Cumberland. Some friends of the wife had their wedding at a farm outside of the town a few years back. Nice area.

jerparker20

mcgruff10 said:

My front yard today after a quick snow storm. I live ten minutes from the beach. 

That ain’t shit...

I’ll wait till after round 3 of Snowmagedon wraps up this weekend here in the Twin Cities to show where I live. 

lastexitlondon

I live in a boring place. 

dankind

Have you ever seen the film Idiocracy? I’m pretty sure that was filmed on location in my town. 

ed243421

Was that the movie with Gronk in it?!?!?

F Me In The Brain

I've lived in some beautiful places but Cherry Hill, NJ is not necessarily one of them.

I love my yard and could show a picture of that but as far as the city, itself?  Boring.

Perhaps the coolest thing is that it is straight suburbia only 10 miles from Philly and this....so you would never know you are that close to a big city in my hood.  Lots of fun stuff to do in Philly but we don't have most of the drawbacks living here.

Annafalk

Maybe next year we’ll put some paint on.

HesCalledDyer

jerparker20 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

I can’t compete with Pacific Palms and Vancouver, but this is my little town of Cumberland, Maryland. Population 20,000.

From “Lover’s Leap” up behind my house. Cumberland and Ridgeley, WV can be seen in the distance. To the right is a stretch called “The Narrows” which is a valley between Wills Mountain (pictured) and Haystack Mountain to the right (see below). 

Haystack Mountain with The Narrows running below. Dans Mountain is off in the distance to the right with Knobley Mountain, WV behind on the far left. The snowy trail you see is part of the Great Allegheny Passage, a rail trail that runs along the old Western Maryland, B&O, and P&LE rail-beds 150 miles to Pittsburgh, PA. Cumberland is the junction of the GAP and the C&O Canal Towpath, which runs 184.5 miles to Washington, DC.

This is the view from my apartment looking out over downtown. Irons Mountain can be seen in the distance.

I’ve been to Cumberland. Some friends of the wife had their wedding at a farm outside of the town a few years back. Nice area.

Probably Brookedale Farms.  EEEEEVERYONE in the area has their wedding there.  Though there are a few similar places around, that one is the most popular.  It's closest to town so there is more access to hotels, bars, etc.

It is a very nice area if you enjoy nature.  So much to do recreation wise within a half hour in any direction.  Deep Creek Lake and Nemacolin Woodlands are both 45 minutes away.  And we also have the advantage of being equidistant to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, & DC (about a 2 hr drive each) so if you need a dose of city life, you're only just a day trip away.  Cleveland, Philly, & Richmond are all about 3 1/2 hrs if you're feeling even more adventurous.

Our biggest downfall is that we are a very poor town, employment is hard to find, taxes are extremely high, and we're crippled with opioid & heroin addiction.  On the plus side violent crime is virtually non-existent despite all that.

Dr. Delight

Two blocks from the beach.
Myrtle Beach

mcgruff10

Annafalk said:

Maybe next year we’ll put some paint on.

This is seriously where you live?!  It is absolutely gorgeous.
So far the op's photo of australia wins my vote.

HesCalledDyer

I would love to move to Australia.

Annafalk

mcgruff10 said:

Annafalk said:

Maybe next year we’ll put some paint on.

This is seriously where you live?!  It is absolutely gorgeous.
So far the op's photo of australia wins my vote.

Yeah, the woods looks nice but I thought the house looked kind of scary. It was just a joke

hauntingfamiliar

Dr. Delight said:

Two blocks from the beach.
Myrtle Beach

You're semi close to me! I live 15 minutes from Wrightsville Beach, NC.

https://youtu.be/vMHjhoB3USM

hauntingfamiliar

^ Not what I meant to post lmaoo!

This is Wrightsville Beach... Lolol

hedonist

West Hollywood, CA.  For all its faults (pun intended!) and plasticity, it is usually a beautiful place to me.

It's home.

From our condo looking east at sunset:

Renfield

NYC. From the roof deck of my building- looking east to the Empire State Building.

Wobbie

do do do, lookin’ out my backdoor.

jerparker20

Snow covered St. Paul, MN. That’s a good 2 1/2 feet of snow. Got a good shot at another 10 inches this weekend.

F Me In The Brain

jerparker20 said:

Snow covered St. Paul, MN. That’s a good 2 1/2 feet of snow. Got a good shot at another 10 inches this weekend.

That is what she said!

Wobbie

F Me In The Brain said:

jerparker20 said:

Snow covered St. Paul, MN. That’s a good 2 1/2 feet of snow. Got a good shot at another 10 inches this weekend.

That is what she said!

what, 3 x 3.3?

F Me In The Brain

I was thinking 5x2

FactoryMan93

lol

brianlux

rhanishane said:

Near my home ... recently renamed "The Barrington Coast" formerly known as "The Great Lakes" ..3 huge lake systems between the Barrington Mountains and Mid North Coast of NSW. This is Sand Bar and Celito Beach in Pacific Palms NSW. I took the day off work to hang out there last Monday. Its a pretty boardwalk through the palms and undergrowth to get to the beach.
Australia 👍💖

Oh my!  That is beautiful!

PJ_Soul said:

Here is downtown Vancouver ... it is gorgeous, but we are fucked when it comes to rising sea levels. They better get to work on raising the the sea walls pronto.

One of the best cities I've ever been to (and I've been to a lot of major North American cities!)

brianlux

When I tell people I live in California they assume I mean here L.A.):

I tell them, "No here is my backyard":

But in truth, here our little downtown Placerville:

And this is where I work in town:

and at home: