Post photos from around your way..
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The waters still have the same pattern from way back in the day, when the city center was also a fort.
http://www.stokhorst.nl/zweefvliegen/leeuwarden/IMG_1179b.JPG
Huge picture but very cool shot. You can see the canal lay-out clearly.
Montreal during the Jazz Festival (Usually gathers 100 000 people outside watching shows).
Area in Old Montreal
Old Montreal view onto the city
Habitat 67 (It's a set of condos where none of the windows look into another person's condo... So you always have a nice view... They go for like 600 000$ min)
Area in Old Montreal
Old Montreal view onto the city
Habitat 67 (It's a set of condos where none of the windows look into another person's condo... So you always have a nice view... They go for like 600 000$ min)
Old Port again
St-Cathrines Street
Mont Royal (Big mount that the city was founded on. Lots of ppl just walk on the mountain cause there are spots to jog, play sports, have a few drinks at a bistro, or just check out the view and relax with friends or a wife/gf) You can't see it well from this angle, cause it's overhead... but yeah.
There are better pictures, but they're like really huge, so I won't clutter shit up.
St-Cathrines Street
Mont Royal (Big mount that the city was founded on. Lots of ppl just walk on the mountain cause there are spots to jog, play sports, have a few drinks at a bistro, or just check out the view and relax with friends or a wife/gf) You can't see it well from this angle, cause it's overhead... but yeah.
There are better pictures, but they're like really huge, so I won't clutter shit up.
Montreal during the Jazz Festival (Usually gathers 100 000 people outside watching shows).
Area in Old Montreal
Old Montreal view onto the city
Habitat 67 (It's a set of condos where none of the windows look into another person's condo... So you always have a nice view... They go for like 600 000$ min)
that is an eyesore. how the fuck did they get planning for that?
Habitat 67 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I've been inside them, even though it was built in 67, it's extremely well maintained, and luxurious inside. I would love to live there. It's right on the river, and you see the view of the old port, and the city.
some of these images are huge so using links:
more than a 1000 year old church. it was here in the viking ages and still stands. in front of the church, a lady who is almost as old as the church itself.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/91/Harstad_Kirche_von_Trondenes.jpg
Winter time:
northern lights. they don't necessarily look like this (although they some times can), this person probably played with the shutter and iso settings on the camera:
mountains and a lake. this view is so common here that i don't even consider it something special. this is how all of norway looks:
the world famous "hurtigruten" leaving the docks:
more than a 1000 year old church. it was here in the viking ages and still stands. in front of the church, a lady who is almost as old as the church itself.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/91/Harstad_Kirche_von_Trondenes.jpg
Winter time:
northern lights. they don't necessarily look like this (although they some times can), this person probably played with the shutter and iso settings on the camera:
mountains and a lake. this view is so common here that i don't even consider it something special. this is how all of norway looks:
the world famous "hurtigruten" leaving the docks:
Yah I know. lol. Supposed to be some futuristic look I guess. Some think it looks awesome, others not so much, so it depends on who you ask.
the adolf cannon. eight were made by the germans, one was lost under transfort, three were placed somewhere else but four were placed in harstad. harstad was considered a key strategic position by the germans during the second world war. it shoots these rounds:
world's oldest still-sailing schooner, "anna-rogde", normally docked in harstad:
in all her glory:
all these photos are from my local area. the guy with the cannon rounds is one of the guys maintaining the cannons.
about a 30 minute drive from my place is a place we call "nupen" which is known for having super ultra beautiful sunsets and sunrises. something about the amount of water there, the clarity of the water and seabed, and other factors like that makes the sunset/sunrise particularly breath taking. i haven't witnessed others doing it, but myself have had sex in a car there, i'm sure a lot of others have too
LURWE!
LURWE!
It does have a very "masculine" look. It does look like a penis with a huge, swollen ball sack. Freud would have suggested Hitler was a homo, and/or had a small penis.
edit: rofl? with long range shells, the effective range is 56km, with regular shells it's 42. that's a mighty powerful cannon. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm guessing *fapfap*
edit: rofl? with long range shells, the effective range is 56km, with regular shells it's 42. that's a mighty powerful cannon. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm guessing *fapfap*
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