I'm using "window" loosely, but what does your corner of the world look like? This picture was taken in the town I was born in. Most of my family still lives in that area and I can quickly grow rhapsodic about this being the landscape of my soul. [I now live about three hours away, but the views are still pretty similar, since I'm in the Shenandoah Valley.]

Wow, looks awesome SB. I miss having real trees like that around.

Great thread idea too.


This was the literal view out my window for several years...although I'm still in the neighborhood and see this every day, just not from the same angle.

My post was deleted, I am annoyed.


OXFORD

My parents filled my windows in the basement with concrete because they wanted a bigger living room. I have not seen sunlight for the last 3 days.

When I go on break at work, I go out to a walkway overlooking the Mississippi River. I took this picture about a week ago with my phone.

Out Front...




Back...

This was snapped from my cell phone a few months ago looking outside my office window

here's the view out of my office.



you can even see my apartment building (on left, green roof).

First picture: Yeah, we have pretty pink clouds too, it's called dusk.

Second picture: Oh my gosh, those cats are awesome, any more pictures?

I had no idea we lived so close. You can see my private lake from your balcony. It's the further one.

We should fly MK in (to split the cost, we will do your plane in, mine going back, just to be fair) and sip some Pinot from the roof top.

All dusks are not created equal.

Looking west on King Street, in Toronto:

air...i see air

I wonder why. Post again if you can -- I would love to see Oxford.

I'm applying to grad schools to become a Shakespeare scholar, so maybe I'll see it (or at least Warwickshire) myself someday soon.

snow, about a foot of it

All I see is subdivision homes.. although I can throw a rock to farmland over the neighbours house.

Here is Sal's real house.

Here's some pics I snapped at the park I run at a couple weeks ago.

nice pottery

I like this thread. I'll post some pictures when I get home. Right now I'm in my office and I don't have any windows.

I guess the photo wasn't showing. I replaced it with a new, crapppier photo. Let me know if you still can't see it. I can offer more though.

Our Bridge of Sighs:



One aspect of the Bodleian Library, from the quad. Note the 5 different styles of columns representing different eras of architecture:



The Bodleian Library from the quad, looking in the opposite direction:



Carfax Tower. It's 13th Century I believe, and this summer a fat woman jumped off it and died right by that phone booth:



A crappy picture of our castle:



Unfortunately they decided we only need one major tourist attraction in Oxford (not counting the uni) so they got rid of my favourite thing in the world, the Oxford Story, in exchnage for developing the castle.

RIP Oxford Story. You were the best, creepiest historical rollercoaster ride I've ever known, and I will never forget your delicious historical odour:

meh, I was fixing the roof. It was recent, so...


Here's more of the monstas....


Earl:




Spazz:







Oxford looks bloody cool

yup. We moved one the other day and several Geckos scampered out from underneath.




The cats had a ball with them

My bird feeder with its anti-squirrel device:






Worlds largest bird dropping by the river:







Creek:








Field/runway








Shop:

Earl is my favourite <3 what breed is he, if you know?

My wife is from california, and on a roan trip back home from New york we drove through the shenendoah valley and she was almost in tears at the beauty there.

where's the still?







He's an Abyssinian, with some Bengal mix (they think) other one is a nutcase shorthair. Both lap happy and purrtastic kittys. Very nice temperaments.

I didn't take this picture, but it is almost literally the view from my window a couple months ago (building is finished now), if I'm looking left. The monstrosity of a building across the street is part-owned by Magic Johnson, and is kind of silly. In simple terms, recession = lack of sales = renting out your fancy-ass condo units because nobody bought any. There is a pool at street-level. It's more than a tiny bit ostentatious, for the neighborhood it's in. Anyways, I have a love-hate relationship with it because the 24-hour-doorman seems to be a bit of a deterrent to the late-night drunken Polish maniacs, which is a good thing.



If I walk about 3 blocks though I'm at this view:

Whores, naggers and railroad tracks... but I own waterfront acreage on a remote island, so I still pretty much crush everyone in this thread.

You can't just say that, you have to provide a picture.

I don't think one picture will do.

If he takes a picture during the day, you won't see any whores.

And if he takes a picture at night...

...you won't see any railroad tracks?? Ohhhhh shit wait, I get it.

I live in a one bedroom apartment overlooking a couple of dumpsters for the complex. Livin the life obviously. Whats really an eye opener is the amount of dumpster divers there are. There is one regular diver who is a women approximatelty 70 who is always dressed nicely and comes around with her well groomed shit zhu(sp). i say on average the dumpsters get scrounged in a minimum of 10 times.

I need a better camera.

nevermind can't figure how to post a pic

he'll just have to tell a joke first.

Wait, so when you look out your window you see a Bird Guy?

LOL



Safe workplace FTW



In AZ, it's from the pollution.




FYP?

How often do you make it out there?



Rando's version of "the gym is THAT way".

Ha, I'm like Dr. Freakin' Doolittle.

He actually ended up sitting on my hand and eating for about 10 minutes. Deb was on the deck
and ran and grabbed the camera.

Oh, and LG definately wins the thread. Pretty awesome place.

Pretty much exactly what I see from my front door, in the winter

lol where abouts in kamloops do you live?

lower sahalli close to the Univerity. College kids garbage is a goldmine I guess.

not out my window, but this is my backyard...

In the world I see, you're stalking elk through the Grand Canyon forests around the ruins of Rockefeller Center. You'll wear leather clothes that will last you the rest of your life. You'll climb the thick kudzu vines that wrap the Sears Tower. And when you look down, you'll see tiny figures pounding corn, laying strips of venison in the empty car-pool lane
of some abandoned superhighway.

Feel better, champ.

In Ireland, I live in suburbs but you can hop a wall and get into fields and nature etc. We also have the Dublin Mountains right behind us as in, once you leave our estate you start walking uphill. Makes for a lovely view that I never appreciated until I brought my girlfriend to Ireland for the first time and only noticed it because she was in awe.




Tel Aviv: I live about 50 metres from the beach you can see where I live but too much effort explaining.

I clicked on the second one without reading the caption and thought "man, that's not how I pictured Ireland at all."