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Prettiest City
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Thousand Hills
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Well, according to an old Bobby Bare song its Baltimore at night.
Never been to Baltimore, so I'll go with Charleston, SC. :thumbsup:
Never been to Baltimore, so I'll go with Charleston, SC. :thumbsup:
Singapore.
Iv never seen beauty in any city to be honest.
That was my thought, as well.
Oh that's tough.
There's Mentor, Ohio, where the trees bow down in brilliant colors over quiet roads in fall. Not much beats that time of year in certain parts of Ohio for beauty.
Unless it's a place like Layton, Utah, on a clear summer day. Mountains tall and proud, the sun setting orange and pink over the lake in the background, military planes flying overhead letting you know you're safe.
Then there's Montana. ALL OF IT. Anytime. Can we just call Montana a city?
There's Mentor, Ohio, where the trees bow down in brilliant colors over quiet roads in fall. Not much beats that time of year in certain parts of Ohio for beauty.
Unless it's a place like Layton, Utah, on a clear summer day. Mountains tall and proud, the sun setting orange and pink over the lake in the background, military planes flying overhead letting you know you're safe.
Then there's Montana. ALL OF IT. Anytime. Can we just call Montana a city?
You just can't beat a castle to spruce up a city. We saw the Schlossbeleuchtungen back in 1983.
Salzburg, Austria would have to be my favorite, though.
Estes Park, CO
Although it's been about 45 years since I was stationed in Germany, I still recall seeing that castle in Heidelberg situated atop that mountain that overlooked the Rhine River.
A friend of mine told me that he and his wife were married in that castle. I'm sure that was quite a wedding ceremony.
Atlanta is impressive all lit up at nighttime passing through on I-75.
Jerome, Arizona; I thought it was a quaint, pretty spot when I visited there many years ago (but I've no doubt it's just as corrupt as any of the others).
Jerome, Arizona; I thought it was a quaint, pretty spot when I visited there many years ago (but I've no doubt it's just as corrupt as any of the others).
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Guess I'm in the minority since I enjoy cities.
On the east coast...
I enjoy going to DC -- staying downtown near the mall, seeing the museums and monuments. Love seeing the city at night. Great metro system makes getting around a breeze.
Boston is a great city. Very walkable. Love Little Italy. Great restaurants.
In Florida, Coral Gables is known as the City Beautiful, and has many tree-lined streets like this.
Out west...
I love Vancouver. Beautiful city on the water next to the mountains. Very walkable, very safe. Stanley Park is great. Close to Butchart Gardens too.
San Francisco is a bit crazy, but parts are very beautiful. Plus it's close to wine country. :love2:
On the east coast...
I enjoy going to DC -- staying downtown near the mall, seeing the museums and monuments. Love seeing the city at night. Great metro system makes getting around a breeze.
Boston is a great city. Very walkable. Love Little Italy. Great restaurants.
In Florida, Coral Gables is known as the City Beautiful, and has many tree-lined streets like this.
Out west...
I love Vancouver. Beautiful city on the water next to the mountains. Very walkable, very safe. Stanley Park is great. Close to Butchart Gardens too.
San Francisco is a bit crazy, but parts are very beautiful. Plus it's close to wine country. :love2:
Have never been there but would love to go. My favorite large European city (so far) is Madrid and small city is Lucerne.
It's the only European city that I want to go back to. I hope you can visit someday. The view from the castle is amazing!
