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Ok I think I started something when I posted pics of Western Canada in a newbies thread so I thought maybe we should start a thread where we can boast up our homelands. Lets post pictures of where we all come from. I would love to see everybodys countries from all sides.

I am and always have been very proud to be Canadian, and feel very blessed to have some of the coolest scenery around me.

Calgary is located in the province of Alberta. We are the second most western province of Canada, only British Colulmbia is further west.

We have prairies, mountains and badlands.

Here are a few cool pics of Sothern Alberta.

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oh, this is a fun thread. I love seeing what other countrys look like. I'll see what I can come up with for my country.

Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

Yellowstone National park

Niagara falls

Everglade National park

Omg your pics are awesome ,,, what can i add from little ole Sunderland in the North east of England, UK.

1 - Bob Stokoe a well known manager of Sunderland Football club:D

2 - sunderland Football clubs stadium,,, The Stadium of Light

3 - One of the Churches in the City Centre

4 - Wearmouth Bridge

5 - some horses going past my house:D

some more ,,:D

1 - Christmas lights

2 - Penshaw Monument

3 - Roker Pier

oooo fabo you guys more more... I too love pics of everywhere

Here are a few more of where I live

1) head smashed in Buffalo jump (for those who don't have a queasy stomach here is the run down and importance of this cliff, the Blackfeet Indians used to round up the buffalo for a Kill and would herd the beasts over the cliff and at the bottom the women and children carved up the dead beasts and prepared all parts of the animal for their use, bones for tools, skins for clothing and blankets and meat for food, guts for pouches etc. It is said everything of the buffalo was used except for the skull. The natives almost drove the beasts to extinction but thanks to government intervention and preservation here in Alberta we were able to keep them in a safe area and bring them back from the brink. We now again boast wild buffalo.)

2) some of the last standing grain elevators... grain is stored in these until the trains come along and transport the grain across the country. Very few are left in this province.

3) Drumheller / The badlands/ hoodoos, this area is where a great many dinosaur bones have been discovered.

4) the Bar U Ranch, the oldest operating ranch in Alberta. It is a historic site as well and is beautiful

Side note for Boops you may find an original cowboy or 2 here hehehehehe

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Some of the sights you can see in my neck of the woods in southeast Georgia.

From left to right:

Old Mill Bridge at Smith State Park

Metter Train Depot

Just one of the many fields around here

A Good Fishing Place around here

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This is my home in Bristol, West Britain. Also home of Spoticlicious.

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Oh Minks:-4



Your pictures are absolutely gorgeous. Unfortunately, I've only been to Canada a few times. I loved toronto, Montreal and Quebec.



I'd love to take the train across Canada and visit places. Maybe when I retire. Geeze, it only takes me 11 hours to drive to Toronto, but when I have time off I want to be in sunny Florida.



I've always wanted to visit the badlands of South Dakota. I honestly didn't know that Canada had badlands. I'd love to see them sometime. Pictures of Badlands and Theodore Roosevelt National Park - US National Parks photos - fine art prints and stock photography



I'll be back this weekend to post some pics of my lovely state of Noo Joisey and some other sites:-6



Thank you for starting this thread....It's fab:-6

this is the 3 sisters in the Blue Mountains near where I live

Kathy Ellen;1195803 wrote: Oh Minks:-4



Your pictures are absolutely gorgeous. Unfortunately, I've only been to Canada a few times. I loved toronto, Montreal and Quebec.



I'd love to take the train across Canada and visit places. Maybe when I retire. Geeze, it only takes me 11 hours to drive to Toronto, but when I have time off I want to be in sunny Florida.



I've always wanted to visit the badlands of South Dakota. I honestly didn't know that Canada had badlands. I'd love to see them sometime. Pictures of Badlands and Theodore Roosevelt National Park - US National Parks photos - fine art prints and stock photography



I'll be back this weekend to post some pics of my lovely state of Noo Joisey and some other sites:-6



Thank you for starting this thread....It's fab:-6


Oh KE you are so cute hehehehe

You know the terrain of the USA just does not stop at the border some of it extends up to Canada :-4

Our badlands include the town of Drumheller and Nacmine and the Horseshoe Canyon in the order I posted them here. Nacmine used to be a popular end place for many a bike run's from Calgary.

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More more you guys I am loving all your pictures

Ok I'll stick a few in then..

1 Statue of Mary Anne Evans (George Elliot) in Nuneaton

2 Canal bridge at Hartshill

3 Claverdon Forge

4 Chesterton Windmill

5 Hansons Trail

Ooops! I forgot to say, these are in the county of Warwickshire.

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dubs;1195850 wrote: Ok I'll stick a few in then..

1 Statue of Mary Anne Evans (George Elliot) in Nuneaton

2 Canal bridge at Hartshill

3 Claverdon Forge

4 Chesterton Windmill

5 Hansons Trail

Ooops! I forgot to say, these are in the county of Warwickshire. That's my kind of place.......... lovely

dubs;1195850 wrote: Ok I'll stick a few in then..



1 Statue of Mary Anne Evans (George Elliot) in Nuneaton

2 Canal bridge at Hartshill

3 Claverdon Forge

4 Chesterton Windmill

5 Hansons Trail

Ooops! I forgot to say, these are in the county of Warwickshire.


Ahhhhh Dubsy:-4



I always love your pictures. I must look these places up on the net soon. I especially loved the pic of Claverdon Forge....it looks like a hobbit's home...so lovely;)

Kathy Ellen;1195853 wrote: Ahhhhh Dubsy:-4



I always love your pictures. I must look these places up on the net soon. I especially loved the pic of Claverdon Forge....it looks like a hobbit's home...so lovely;)


D'you see how they have the wooden beams looking like a horseshoe KE? Cool isn't it?.....I got some more, hang on!

A few more..

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dubs;1195855 wrote: D'you see how they have the wooden beams looking like a horseshoe KE? Cool isn't it?.....I got some more, hang on!




Yes, that's what I loved about it....But, are there any hobbits living there

Kathy Ellen;1195863 wrote: Yes, that's what I loved about it....But, are there any hobbits living there


Oh yeah! There's loads of them round here............ :wah:

Ahhhhh Dubsy:-4



I love all of your pics and need to look more closely at this area this weekend. Let's try to chat in our FG chatroom this weekend.



I still can't log onto it since my laptop is misbehaving. I'll try again to access it.

dubs;1195869 wrote: Oh yeah! There's loads of them round here............ :wah:


Have you seen Bilbo Baggins...say hello to him for me:-6

Kathy Ellen;1195881 wrote: Ahhhhh Dubsy:-4



I love all of your pics and need to look more closely at this area this weekend. Let's try to chat in our FG chatroom this weekend.



I still can't log onto it since my laptop is misbehaving. I'll try again to access it.


We'll give it a try at the week-end then sweetheart, give me a shout to remind me...

minks;1195621 wrote: Ok I think I started something when I posted pics of Western Canada in a newbies thread so I thought maybe we should start a thread where we can boast up our homelands. Lets post pictures of where we all come from. I would love to see everybodys countries from all sides.

I am and always have been very proud to be Canadian, and feel very blessed to have some of the coolest scenery around me.

Calgary is located in the province of Alberta. We are the second most western province of Canada, only British Colulmbia is further west.

We have prairies, mountains and badlands.

Here are a few cool pics of Sothern Alberta.




alright Minks! great thread!

I thought we'd keep Canada's provinces together.

As Minks just said, I have always been proud to be Canadian!

As you know I live in Toronto, which is Ontario's largest city and Capital!

Toronto has a population of 5.5 million.



Although its a concrete city, there are still tons of huge parks, that range from being completely in the bush as Algonquin Park, where you see tons of moose, wolves, bear and other wild animals, to just small parks, and ones that feature historic features such as wooden bridges to cross.

We have thousands of gigantic Flower gardens to stroll through!



Toronto's CN Tower, largest standing free structure in the world.

http://kyleisthebest.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/cn.jpg

I don't know how to make my photos small like you all did.

Here's an area called Southbank right in the heart of Melbourne-the Yarra river runs through the city.

The left side of the river is filled with restaurants.

dubs;1195887 wrote: We'll give it a try at the week-end then sweetheart, give me a shout to remind me...


I'll give ya a shout luv;)

Sunshine;1195631 wrote: oh, this is a fun thread. I love seeing what other countrys look like. I'll see what I can come up with for my country.

Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

Yellowstone National park

Niagara falls

Everglade National park


much like Ontario.

stunning!

Chockygirl....When you click post reply, scroll down a bit, click on manage attachments and a window opens to let you browse your hard drive..Click on browse, then upload, then submit reply...It sizes them for you..

along-for-the-ride;1195771 wrote: Some of the sights you can see in my neck of the woods in southeast Georgia.

From left to right:

Old Mill Bridge at Smith State Park

Metter Train Depot

Just one of the many fields around here

A Good Fishing Place around here


stunning! :guitarist



We only have but a few covered bridges left.

dubs;1195850 wrote: Ok I'll stick a few in then..

1 Statue of Mary Anne Evans (George Elliot) in Nuneaton

2 Canal bridge at Hartshill

3 Claverdon Forge

4 Chesterton Windmill

5 Hansons Trail

Ooops! I forgot to say, these are in the county of Warwickshire.


awesome, my kind of place.........so peaceful!:guitarist:guitarist:guitarist

Odie;1195889 wrote: alright Minks! great thread!

I thought we'd keep Canada's provinces together.

As Minks just said, I have always been proud to be Canadian!

As you know I live in Toronto, which is Ontario's largest city and Capital!

Toronto has a population of 5.5 million.



Although its a concrete city, there are still tons of huge parks, that range from being completely in the bush as Algonquin Park, where you see tons of moose, wolves, bear and other wild animals, to just small parks, and ones that feature historic features such as wooden bridges to cross.

We have thousands of gigantic Flower gardens to stroll through!



Toronto's CN Tower, largest standing free structure in the world.

http://kyleisthebest.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/cn.jpg


The picture reminded me of the album Metro Music, by Martha and the Muffins..The sleeve was a map of Toronto.....:guitarist:guitarist

dubs;1195905 wrote: The picture reminded me of the album Metro Music, by Martha and the Muffins..The sleeve was a map of Toronto.....:guitarist:guitarist


really, awesome!

dubs;1195900 wrote: Chockygirl....When you click post reply, scroll down a bit, click on manage attachments and a window opens to let you browse your hard drive..Click on browse, then upload, then submit reply...It sizes them for you..

Oh,thanks,dubs,that's sounds easy to do.

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SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE

OOOOOOOOOOOPS SORRY MODS THAT WAS A BIG ONE

Good Morning!

This is the Mackinac Bridge.

It links together the Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula of Michigan.

I believe it is 5 miles long.

That Opera Museum is AMAZING, kayleneaussie!

Sad but true in some areas.

Much better..!! :-6

good pics nomie:Dboth lots

The Ben Franklin bridge connecting Philly to Noo Joisey..

Kathy Ellen;1195884 wrote: Have you seen Bilbo Baggins...say hello to him for me:-6


Bilbo? I thought he sailed away with the elves. Did he come back?

kayleneaussie;1196053 wrote: OOOOOOOOOOOPS SORRY MODS THAT WAS A BIG ONE


Kay, I love that one. I have so many memories of my stay in Sydney and viewing the Opera House from a ferry is just one of many. It is awsome as is the bridge and the Needle or what ever that tower in the city is called.

frugalgrannie;1196128 wrote:

Good Morning!

This is the Mackinac Bridge.

It links together the Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula of Michigan.

I believe it is 5 miles long.




I was on that bridge Frugal. It is awsome knowing you are over water for 5 miles!

This was the only thing I could find for where I live.

qsducks;1196184 wrote: This was the only thing I could find for where I live.




Oh, is it supposed to be just stuff from the town we live in? Ummm, now that makes it a bit harder. :-3

OK, a couple from my area.

1. Midway Village Museum center water wheel

2. Sinnissippi park and lagoon

Nomad;1196131 wrote:


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Sunshine;1196241 wrote: Oh, is it supposed to be just stuff from the town we live in? Ummm, now that makes it a bit harder. :-3


No...just thought I'd post of a piccy of our community center...drive by it almost everyday.:wah:

qsducks;1196252 wrote: No...just thought I'd post of a piccy of our community center...drive by it almost everyday.:wah:
ahhhh, I see...back to easy now.