Post street views of your neighbourhood. Location: West Coast,

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mostly college students live here

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this is day time

>>53260406
Nice trees senpai. I like trees, they make an area 3x better.

>>53260441
It took me a minute to realise that wasn't a commie block. What does the street look like?

>>53260477
That's really quite comfy looking. A real winter. We get rain, since we're exposed to the ocean.

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>>53260258
Google maps hasnt been updated here for 4 years and back then it was just a construction site, entire area is newly built. This is the road just outside of our building.

Location; Stockholm city core (300k population), across the water are the suburbs where another 700k live.

>>53260594
*Google street view hasnt been updated

>>53260594
That's Sweden? Really? It looks very Mediterranean. Not for me, but still looks quite nice.

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>>53260647
Not very mediterranean imo

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Typical Australian street.

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Rural suburbia

Lake was way down that year, water should have be visible in upper right corner...

>>53260733
The housing reminds me of it. That image is more utopian-scani though.

>>53260258
You're being too obvious here, CIA

>>53260796
>>53260969
Who is telling the truth. Pic 1 looks like some rich area in Arizona, US and pic 2 looks like a middle class area in Brazil.

>>53260796
Nice style of housing there, but too big for my liking. Trees though, one day they'll be big and beautiful (And tearing up the roads, but worry about that later.)

>>53260845
This makes me sad. Why is there a postbox in front of that pole?

>>53260969
I'm torn with this. The greenery and paving looks lovely, but the power lines and parking ruin it.

>>53261091
There's a house offscreen to the right. It'd be difficult to get more than one house in a screenshot.

Pretty good place to grow up tbqh. Not so much as a teenager, but whatev.

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>>53260258
San Isidro, Buenos Aires.

All of this area, along with most of northern Buenos Aires, is made up of suburbs like pic related.

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>>53261091
rate my backyard lad

>>53261272
Looks comfy.

>>53261310
reminds me of home

lower-lower middle class / 10

>>53261272
That's pretty damn decent. Is that considered middle-class or somewhat nicer?

>>53261053
Pic 2 is more common, the first one you only really see in shitty housing developments 50 kms out from the city

>>53261310
pretty shit

>>53260258
> Post street views of your neighbourhood.
I can't. :^)

>>53261462
bit rude tbqphwyl

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instead I'll just post a picture of my whole town

>>53261497
>solar panels

fucking commies

The street where I grew up.

>>53261489
It's under utilised. Give the grass a trim and chuck a table and chairs out there for a start. Not to mention you should have a fire place/pit and a grill. Then plant some herbs/lettuce/tomatoes etc. and you've got yourself a good backyard.

>>53261497
pretty comfy. You don't have many blacks up there, do you?

>>53261508
Narrow lanes, while nice to look at and walk, trigger me as a driver.

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>>53261512

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>>53261337
It's pretty calm, yeah. Having to take a +1-hour long trip to the center of the city everyday sucks though.

>>53261412
Middle-class leaning more towards middle-high depending on the size/age of the house. (The ones in this pic are upper middle class)

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>>53261552
I already have a veggie garden though (thanks based /diy/)

>>53261593
Spent most of my formative years in this pub

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SUBURBS

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Rate muh front yard

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>>53261584
How fast are you planning on driving through this neighbourhood?

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>>53261662
wtf it keeps not attaching my photos

>>53261593
lel looks exactly like a small town I used to commute through when I drove to college here in Kansas. Except the town in your pic looks a tad bit, how do I put it, "trashier."

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Despite it looking like shit from the air, its really not bad. Im an antisocial autist so the suburb life is pretty good.

>>53261310
mow lawn/10

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>Living in London
This is the entrance to my road, as you can see all the houses are the same, Slight suffering t.b.q.h.w.y

>>53261691
As fast as possible to be honest. Unless there are kids/pets around.

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>>53261708
It's not a town, it's a suburb of Melbourne hence the graffiti etc.

>>53261715
pictures of brit terraces actually make me want to kill myself

why can't any of you fags post comfy countryside towns instead of what looks like public housing

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>>53261715
>implying depressing British terraced homes and council estates aren't fucking GOAT.

>>53261497
three churches in such a small town

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I live in NE Polan.

Invest or there will be no place to run from shitskins to.

>>53261783
Because those don't exist in London (Outside of the Aristocracy and Russian oligarch areas) or major cities, which is where most people live.

>>53261862
probably different denominations.

In case you didn't know we are a highly religious country.

>>53261226
I've been advocating trees this whole thread, but I think they might be a bit OTT here. Along with the tall buildings being as close to the road, it looks like it makes a low-light canopy. The houses themselves don't look too bad, though i don't get the ground floor balcony.

>>53261245
You can see more than me, so can make a better opinion, but from what I saw the brownness is a turn-off for me.

>>53261272
This looks quite nice. The power lines are, again, an issue, but it still looks comfy. What's that little green hut in the background?

>>53261310
Could be quite nice, but you'll need to get the lawnmower out. Do you grow things?

>>53261497
>All those spires
Wew lad. The architecture seems like a bit of a clusterfuck, but there is something appealing about it. Also like the the surrounding forestry, the air must be 11/10 there.

>>53261508
Nice housing, but the sloped garden would annoy me. Also >>53261584 this.

>>53261593
>Graffiti
>Power lines
>Low greenery
Sorry senpai, not much drawing me in here, except from the interesting roofs. Old street?

>>53261601
I'm not to big a fun of those long "fingered" trees. quite a nice looking property there though, are the others like that?

>>53261669
Looks quite nice, although I have to ask, how is it that Suburbian Americans determine property limits when gardens just merge together like that?

>>53261675
Could do with some plants on the dirt there. Also, I wouldn't be capable of sitting on a bench with my back to the street. I'd feel nervous.

>>53261694
Nice looking pub, what's the style like inside?

>>53261709
Awful lot of open space there, and I've never been much of a fun of stones replacing grass. You got another shot nearer the housing?

>>53261715
Well, I mean...
>Living in London
There's your problem mate. Although, considering it's London, you must be doing pretty well.

>>53261771
Those red trees are quite nice, but that thing on the "island" just looks depressed.

>Character Limit. Jesus. (You)

>>53261497
>montpelier

can you yanks come up with anything on your own?

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>>53261929
nah, we have cows and horses

although I have started to grow vegetables for personal consumption, horse shit does wonders for plant growth
>>53261610

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Standard main street

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>>53261929
If you like trees you'll love Savannah, GA

>>53261937
it was our way of thanking France after the revolutionary war

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>>53261937
It's New England m8o. Literally everything from town names to county names is essential copy-pasted from England.

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>>53262058

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Near my apartment

>>53262085
Montpelier isn't English you egg

>>53262085
I love New England, but you must admit you yanks excessively borrow names from European cities. Theres countless Londons, Parises, Romes, etc. No other country does this to this extent.

>>53261929
Comparatively it's a nice place to live, just wish there was hopefully they replace the trees we used to have; the road over still has them and it makes the area look demonstrably better.

>>53262085
>Nantucket is a real place
wew

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The street I live on

>>53261929
>I've been advocating trees this whole thread, but I think they might be a bit OTT here. Along with the tall buildings being as close to the road, it looks like it makes a low-light canopy. The houses themselves don't look too bad, though i don't get the ground floor balcony.
Those aren't houses. They're condos and apartments.

>>53262139
there's a London in Canada as well. Where I grew up most places were named after native American words/chiefs etc. I don't see the issue here

>>53262137
I know it's french autist, I'm just stating that this country was settled by 5 different empires (most notably brits of course) and it shows in our naming of cities, counties, and especially in the architecture and feel of our small towns.

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>>53262169
Do you know about Pawtucket?

Rhode Island is such a meme state, yet I imagine it might be pretty comfy.

>>53262214
The issue is it's stupid to name fifty shitty towns after Rome or Athens, because obviously the real cities will always be more famous and well known. It's just unimaginative and kind of arrogant.

>>53262272
>pretending Australia doesn't do this as well

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>>53261715
muh neighborhood https://www.google.fr/maps/@48.851033,2.37721,3a,47.1y,84.6h,84.36t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sPMwXuZxcdRuDRXJgrniEfQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en

>constant blueballs
>in the top10 most dense areas worldwide, with some Mumbai slums etc

>>53261790
Nice, you couldn't fit trees in, but still managed to greenery all over the place. Kudos. Also, I like the pinky-red theme, it goes well with said greenery.

>>53261892
It's not too terrible, the houses look well kept, and of interesting design. Are they just as nice inside?

>>53261998
Are you full blown farmers, or do you just own animals?

>>53262003
Some insight to me here, I'm an arachnophobe. I would freak out in that street. Although i do approve of trams, they are 10/10 comfort. Any shots of one?

>>53262006
Those trees are a little spooky, but the canopy they make is lovely. Would live on the left hand side of the street though.

>>53262058
>>53262094
Don't much fancy the busy road running through the middle of the place, but the quieter street looks fairly comfy. That guy has a really nice garden, always helps a street.

>>53262096
I don't tend to like built up areas, but if I had to pick one, this would be on the list. Nice trees, not too many/obvious overhead cables, tram, nice interesting housing with wide roads. All good points.

>>53262169
Trees man. Trees. One major reason I'm reluctant to leave the village, towns and cities don't tend to love greenery.

>>53262200
Apologies, I call any residential as housing/houses, regardless of if they're flats, apartments, etc.

I haven't missed anyone, have I?

>>53262332
Not to that extent. There's no Athens/Paris/London/St Petersburg here, there's a Roma and that's about it.

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>>53262332
it doesn't

we only have places named after random british people and everything else is in abbo

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Autumn is comfy round these parts

>>53262267
>Do you know about Pawtucket?
By name and only because of Family guy t.b.h

Do you guys pronounce names the same way we still do? (See Worcester, Warwick etc)


>>53262362
Yea, like I said the road over still has them and the grass verges, no idea why they shit up my street. Though we do have a pretty big park at the end of my road and quite a few around the area so it's not all bad.

>>53262380
>>53262403
>Melbourne
>Perth
>NEWCASTLE

>>53262332
I've never come across an area here that has been named after another famous European city
>>53262362
>Don't much fancy the busy road running through the middle of the place
That's the main road, it's usually always busy. The area I posted is also right next to a mall

>>53262465
Melbourne isn't a city you retard, and as I said; we do it but not to the extent that the Yanks do.

Those are irrelevant backwaters, not the cradles of Western Civilisation.

>>53262085
>All those Washingtons
it's funny because the name Washngton comes from a town near me and it's an absolute shit hole.

>>53262465
Melbourne was named after William Lamb, 2nd Viscount of the British Melbourne

Perth was named after a Scottish town so it doesn't count :^)

Newcastle is a literally who shithole that only NSW plebs care about

>>53262362
We supply local butchers with meat, horses are for racing

tbqh riding a horse through the countryside is pretty comfy, there are some great trails nearby

>>53262464
dunno bout warwick because I never grew up in New England but on one of my podcasts I listen to of guys from Boston, I'm pretty sure they pronounce Worcester as "wors-ter" or something like that.

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>>53262360
Jesus mate, that's a busy place. Not sure I could walk around there, never mind live there. The buildings aren't excessively tall though so that's okay. What's with the orange balloons?

>>53262403
This shot makes the city look quite nice, but I'd need to see the streets to get a better idea of true comfort.

>>53262408
You're right, this does look quite comfy. Do those houses get a garden area?

>>53262464
Well, to put a positive spin on it, you'll get a better view of it than the other side. What are the parks like? Large?

>>53262488
Yeah, a busy main road is a turn-off. The busiest main road I've seen IRL is a two lane in town, which is really one lane since people just park in the outside one.

>>53262674
I couldn't ride a horse, large animals have biffed me out before. Was crossing through a field to the other end of the village, and all of the cows cornered us and started stomping. Jumped the 7 foot fence behind us, since you can do those things when you're shitting yourself and in to someones garden while they were cutting their grass. That was an awkward situation... Aye, back to my point, animals that I don't think I could take 1v1 frighten me.

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>>53262771
>You're right, this does look quite comfy. Do those houses get a garden area?
Yes out the back, although it's a lot smaller than the average Aussie backyard. That's the trade off for living in the comfiest suburb of the city.

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>>53262771
you get used to them with enough exposure, none of my animals have ever tried to kick me which is a plus

after riding a horse for a few hours your ass gets pretty sore though, even with a good saddle

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>>53261929
>What's that little green hut in the background?
It's a privately-owned security booth.
They're really common around suburban areas since people don't trust the police.

>are the others like that?
Only the upper middle class houses look like that, most of the houses look like pic related.

>tfw it took me nearly 15 minutes to find a street without trees blocking the view of the houses

>>53262841
>since people don't trust the police.
South Africa tier

>>53262771
>What's with the orange balloons?
You noticed that? idk. Our national phone company France Telecom changed its name after buying UK's Orange, I guess it was an Orange marketing campaign.
Busy yes, all the more that gg street view doesn't really give a fair picture. They seem to take their pictures early in the day.

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Here's my building

>>53262855
>Africa

you misspelled America there.
We have those here too.

>>53262895
In Downtown Johannesburg every corner has private security guards holding automatic weapons. They also have those booths around the wealthy suburbs (which are usually gated anyway).

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probably one of the hottest cities on earth taking account humidity

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>>53261929
Is this what you were looking for? Stones seem more natural in a desert setting, grass isnt really suited for this kind of climate since water is kinda scarce here. Its either grass, dirt, or gravel. I would like to see more native trees and cacti though.

>>53262998
>He's never been to Brisbane

>>53262876
nice

>>53263249
ty familia

>>53261508
>Avslutt Street View
>no sluts
:(

>>53263044
>average temperature: 20C
cute

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>>53263351
meh

>>53262811
Looks quite nice to sit in on a nice evening, but it's not what I'd look for in a permanent garden.

>>53262837
I've had exposure to the things for 21 years, but I've never gotten used to their size. Had to chase a few back in to their fields when they manage to escape in to the village, always in large numbers for some reason. I've just accepted that my world is on this side of the fence, and their's is the other. If I could get the balls, I'd probably quite like a go on a horse though.

>>53262841
How do you mean trust? Their efficiency, or is it a corruption thing?
I'm not so in to this street, but it's still not awful. The main issue is the high walls and fences so close to the road.

>>53262872
They did? I never heard of that. Oh well, I'm 3 anyway. So the street isn't always so busy, that's just a work rush?

>>53262876
I'm not too in to the darker colour of it, but the style is quite nice. It reminds me of a pre-scene shot from HIMYM or Friends.

>>53261929
I actually just moved to the suburbs recently, it seems there is just artificial borders we don't cross even though they aren't actually there. My neighbors don't do stuff in my yard and vice versa. Though there are some big back yards here and most are fenced so that's nice at least

>>53262998
>All those over head lines.
Did I mention my distaste for them? Nice and green though, And the buildings are bright and appealing.

>>53263028
I suppose you're right in regards to the water, just a shame is all, grass is always nice. Mind you, despite it the residents here have made their gardens look quite nice.

>>53263033
That is a rather orange house. The roofs are a nice colour, and that little park area works well. But that orange. It's so orange.

>>53263564
That's a nice looking little walkway. Anything else of the rest of the street?

>>53263530
>They did?
for stock market geeks,
>In July 1991, Hutchinson Telecom, a UK subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa acquires a controlling stake in Microtel Communications Ltd, who by then had won a license to develop a mobile network in United Kingdom.[6][7][8] Hutchison renamed Microtel as Orange Personal Communications Services Ltd, and on 28 April 1994 the Orange brand was launched in the UK mobile phone market. A holding company structure was adopted in 1995 with the establishment of Orange plc. In April 1996, Orange went public and floated on the London Stock Exchange and NASDAQ,[9] majority owned by Hutchison (48.22%),[10][11] followed by BAe (21.1%).[9] In June 1996, it becomes the youngest company to enter the FTSE 100, valued at £2.4 billion. And by July 1997, the growth strategy pays off and Orange reaches one million customers with the lowest churn rate, and best margins among its competitors.
>In October 1999 the German conglomerate - Mannesmann AG acquired Orange for a price equivalent to €7,900 per customer, i.e. US$33 billion.[12][13][14] The Mannesmann's acquisition of Orange triggered Vodafone to make a hostile takeover bid for the German company. Shortly thereafter, in February 2000, Vodafone acquired Mannesmann for US$183 billion and, decided to divest Orange as the EU regulations wouldn't allow it to hold two mobile licences.[15]
>In August 2000 France Télécom bought Orange plc from Vodafone for a total estimated cost of €39.7 billion.[16][17][18](...). Through this process, it became the fourth biggest global operator.

>>53261715
Harry Potter /10

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>>53262096
I live near there too!

>>53263922
Let's go fishing in the Yarra

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this is my hood.

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>>53263392
>darwinians laughing maniacally

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you have never been to North Mexico its 50 C in summer.

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>>53264167
>Opera

>>53264090
I am not Asian.

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>>53264326
thanks hahahaha its the fastest.

>>53261497
can i move there?

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I live in a house whose driveway touches this road in this general area

>>53263643
>The roofs are a nice colour, and that little park area works well
It's clearly not a park area, it's someone's backyard. In Finland we don't necessary have fences.

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visit me /int/

>>53264443
ahaha how does it feel to still live with your parents??

>>53264488
im still in high school but i got held back in kindergarten so im 18

that road is really fun to drive on at night btw

>>53264512
im an LA fag as well. I know.

>>53264512
>held back in kindergarten

How retarded do you have to be?

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boring/5

>>53264574
My parents never taught me to read because my dad doesn't like me and hasn't since I was a very young age and my mom is too young and stupid to know better (she had me when she was just 18 and my dad was 45) so I was really far behind in kindergarten

>>53263643
Sadly most suburbs in this area are absolutely souless and designed for profit rather than liveability designed to entice newly middle class or immigrants. This one sort of breaks the grid pattern and retains a good mix of landscapes, natural and artificial. Not to mention a major shopping center and the freeway are like 2 miles away. I guess I hit the jackpot on this one, most burbs are pretty shitty.

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Quite cold desu lads

>>53264621
are you enjoying the immigrants?

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>>53264669
>tfw 8 deg C
>tfw it's 1AM
>tfw hear the waves crashing on the beach not far away

>>53264682
They're not a problem here. Hervanta is not even that enriched yet, only about 25% of the residents are immigrants and most of them are Russians, Estonians or exchange students.

>>53262362
Arachnophobes should avoid Australia altogether.
The memes are true.

>>53260406
Very beautiful, how can students afford that?

>>53262876
What's the flag for? In case you forget where you are?

>>53264897
this is sarcastic right? that looks like a fucking ghetto, plus it's in fucking Texas, probably dirt cheap to live there

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>>53264936
Looks way more comfier than downtown Austin

>>53264936
What's makes that a ghetto?

>>53264463
I wish! twf broke

>>53264980
it just looks like total shit

id rather off myself than have to degrade myself to living in buildings that look like that

>>53265007
can't even tell how the buildings look by that pic lol

>>53261510
Do you have any idea how we stack up against other countries on that front?

>>53264973
dat Soviet architecture..

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Pretty good

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I live in an apartment near here. Nice place desu

I'd go out and take a pic of where I live specifically, but it's currently 4 AM and dark.

Guess I could post pics of the town I live 10min from. Would you prefer to see the flattering photos of the older sections or pics of what it actually looks like for the most part?

>>53265178
no you don't

>>53265400
>t. fgt from NJ

>>53265420
>t. East Village

nice try tho faggot

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>>53260258
Here you go. A photo.
NATO pls help.

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A few km over there....

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this area i live into could be very nice. But you can see a lot of ugly buildings from the 60's and the 70's at every corner. still wish they will tear down most of them.

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>>53265454
From the other side of the building.
Where the fuck is NATO?

>>53265454
>>53265545
What does this have to do with NATO
>>53265473
Noice

>>53265620
You should help. Dont you see? Look at the photos. Send NATO pls.

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>>53265639
Are you asking for Freedom?

NATO send help, we very poor

>>53265654
NATO! Yes! Help pls!
>>53265665
Wait for your turn lad, it is ours now!

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>>53265692
>>53265665
you're making me blush

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was -17 last night

I guess someone got cold and wanted to warm him/herself up so he/she set a car on fire

>>53265741
>-17
>cold
NATO dont you dare help Polska.

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>>53265758
I think it's cold and it's +8 C here

>>53265758
depends on how strong the wind is lad

if you were a trained drinking survivalist like me you'd see from the pic the wind was strong because the flame is leaning to the left.

>>53265741
that car looks like a small house

>>53260406
Looks like a computer game

>>53265788
WROOM WROOM
ROADHOUSE

>>53265788
it's a place where you take the trash out and the car was standing near it

>>53265782
I think its warm and its -12 C now lel. This winter is warm as fuck. The lowest it got here was -21 this winter. Usually the lowest goes down to -35 by the half of winter. Sometimes lower.
Global warming and shit, you know.
>>53265786
Spierdolevai, but yes. Though the wind doesnt look so bad. Is -17 even normal for Polska? I thought you are a warm cunt.
>>53265788
Car was in garage probably.

>>53265889
Poland? Warm?

kek my russian fiend(yes, yes I did)

>>53260796
Where are the giant spiders?

>>53265904
Compared to Central Russia I mean ofc, you are a warm cunt.

>>53265804
>when gta looks better then real life

>>53265889
>implying Poland can afford garages
The car was probably in some EU migrant house

>>53265889
It's been a colder than normal winter here in California, we're getting record rain, even been some decently bad flooding

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt-SzhN25PI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbeKdWWJpaQ

rate city autism, altough we're traditional as hell

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i live in a commieblock now, so ill post the street i grew up on

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>>53265966

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Ok.

>>53265963
Dunno, I cant remember any winter to be warmer. Need to ask parents I suppose, I am only 23.
>>53265958
>tfw cant afford garage in Moscow because the law will fuck your anus if you do so
And if you buy land for garage, hell, I think it is easier to buy a 2 roomed flat in Finland tвн.
>>53265964
Wtf?
Post songs with cityscapes!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyvFio5d_5E
And some girls.

>>53266053
that's celebrations of things you don't celebrate in Russia I guess

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>>53265995

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>>53266040

>>53266086
Yea we dont now. Actually I dunno why. We did during Imperial times, then soviets came and killed the culture. Then 1991 and for some reason they made this holiday after fucking New Year. And we have holidays from 1-10 of January. Christmas is on the 7th.
Nobody can celebrate for 7 days in a row tвн.
Dunring Empire we had it like everyone else, in Decembre.

>>53266128
Looks better than the US desu

>>53266142
>Nobody can celebrate for 7 days in a row tвн.
Orthodox celebrate both new year and Christmas here I even asked a ukrainian girl I know about it yesterday.

And the celebrations are the 3 Kings(so the Christin wide one) and Warmian faire which you prolly don't have since it's a local thing.

>>53266086
And btw your decorations is a shit, no offence. Moscow has it much better for New Year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhWoraT6hKQ

>>53266213
We have Christmas but nobody I know goes to church or really celebrates it. Most people just say like "ah its Christmas today... Mkay..."

>>53266217
it's just a bit of the decorations, besides I live in a 180k city and 300k aglomeration with it's own culture. Moscow is a 6 or more million city without culture of it's own but with pop culture borrowed from everywhere. I still prefer my place.

>>53266243
Nobody goes to church at Christmas in Europe though

>>53265446
even worse t.bh

>>53266299
here they do

>>53266264
>6 or more million city
More like 12. Plus add those who come here to work, and those who are not citizens. About 16 I would say, kek.
And of all these about 5 millions are fucking churkas.
Moscow showld be cleansed tвн.

>>53266316
in Europe, I said

>>53266361
How would you know anything about Europe? You've been to Sweden recently?

>>53266361
Polska is more European than Suomi tвн.
You are a real country only for 100 years. Even less.

>>53266337
I've been to Moscow I know how big it is. I prefer Petersburg much more.

>>53266299
>>53266361
In Denmark they do. Even here, a lot of people do. I myself went to Church on Christmas, as it's part of the tradition.

>>53266441
>Petersburg
Also flooded with churkas.

>>53266513
I know, they swarm the place around gorkovska where they got a mosque but it's far from Moscow level.

>>53266526
There is more and more of them every fucking year. If you go the metro in non-working hours now, for example from 11AM to 4PM half of the passengers would be fucking churkas.
I dunno where my childern would live tвн. Probably in Moskvabad, because you can not leave Moscow, and if you do, you will not be able to get a decent salary.

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South Wales. Fuck Wales and fuck the UK.

>>53266299
Every none degenerate goes to Church at Christmas

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Main street of hood
All my summer vacations were spent here, fucking nostalgia man

>>53267357
V I L N I U S
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>>53267357
too bad for you the time of litwin wilno is comming to a end, innit?

>>53267357
>american street design
C U C K
U
C
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>>53267431
Yeah man
We called this place "the desert" because there were no trees so it would get really fuckin hot there.

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>>53267480
Not sure about that buddy

>>53267571
I know it's shit but it's still nasze.

And that's all that counts.

>>53267602
Gib back Suvalkai, Seinai and Augustavas first

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staffs, england

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>>53260258

>>53267653
suwałki got too much titanium under the town to give away, it's quite deep but worth a fortune

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Most of the trees on the left in the pic are no longer there, because the farmers living there decided that chopping down the trees at the edge of their fields would help out a bit.

Also this is from 2009, what the heck Google Streetview, update your shit.

>>53260258
Main street of my town

>>53268317
Wont let me post pics for some reason

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these pictures make me feel like shit

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>>53268350
At last