Show us your city or town.

[B. Goren.]

Tel-Aviv museum of art:

[B. Goren.]

Tel-Aviv beach:

Edited December 24, 2004 by B. Goren.

[B. Goren.]

Two more pics from Tel-Aviv beach:

Jim, please don't close this thread .....

Edited December 25, 2004 by B. Goren.

[B. Goren.]

Cranes are every where:

It looks like Tel-Aviv is under construction most of the time .

Edited December 25, 2004 by B. Goren.

[A Lark Ascending]

Worksop

[Gary]

Crikey Bev, I had suspicions there was a North/South devide but are you really that far behind with the times up there???

[A Lark Ascending]

Crikey Bev, I had suspicions there was a North/South devide but are you really that far behind with the times up there???

This picture was sketched the other day.

Can't you see the excitement on Worksopians faces as rumours sweep across town that the new Buddy Bolden cylinder is about to go on sale? I'll leave you to imagine the joy that can be heard through each window as player pianos go into overdrive.

Edited December 24, 2004 by Bev Stapleton

[Gary]

You must send a pigeon down with your thoughts attached of how it went.

[White Lightning]

Just returned from my Friday shopping in one of the greatestsopen markets in the world - "Makhneh Yehudah Market":

[White Lightning]

Another market pic. Although I described it as an open market, most of it is covered for the last 10 years or so

[White Lightning]

Some pics from my childhood neighborhood:

Edited December 24, 2004 by White Lightning

[White Lightning]

And another one from my neighborhood:

[White Lightning]

One from last winter's snow in Jaffa st., city center:

[White Lightning]

Viewing my pics of Jerusalem and B.Goren's pics of Tel Aviv, one can begin to understand the huge difference between the two cities

[tonym]

Worksop

That's not right. No fighting in the taxi rank outside the Tut'n'Shive.

[Peter Johnson]

A few Christmas day photographs of Philadelphia.

Here's downtown ("Center City" to the locals) from one of the two rivers that borders the downtown area:

[Peter Johnson]

Here's the fabled "Boathouse Row," where scullers from all over the world come to row on the Schuykill River:

Edited December 26, 2004 by Peter Johnson

[Peter Johnson]

And two details of the cornice of the Philadelphia Art Museum (check out the light--these were taken at about 4:50 p.m.):

[Peter Johnson]

And the rear of the building:

[Leeway]

I'm not from Philadelphia, but have visited there often and enjoy it. My favorite spot is the Reading terminal market, with all those wonderful food vendors (including Rick's Italian Beef ):

[tjluke68]

I don't live there any longer (1994-2003), but Red Bank, NJ was a great town!

[Aggie87]

Snow in South Texas! Corpus Christi received 5" of snow on Christmas Eve, for an all time record. It snows here so infrequently that the previous record was in 1897. Some people were using surfboards, ironing boards (and anything else flat) to go sledding, since you rarely ever see an actual sled here...

[A Lark Ascending]

Worksop

That's not right. No fighting in the taxi rank outside the Tut'n'Shive.

Damn! Rumbled by someone who clearly has been to Worksop (and, more to the point, left again!).

[tonym]

:sinistervoice: And, never to return.......

whoa-ha-hah-ha-haaaaa...

[alankin]

A few Christmas day photographs of Philadelphia.

Here's downtown ("Center City" to the locals) from one of the two rivers that borders the downtown area:

Took me a minute to figure out where this was taken from. Around 28th Street facing East? You can almost see the building that I work in...

Edited December 28, 2004 by alankin