Pictures from someone's travels in the USA. http://www.boredpanda.com/american-journey-travel-photography-alesandro-simic/
Here's 5th Avenue in New York:
Here's 5th Avenue in New York:
Some Interesting Photos Taken in the USA
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AZ Jim
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Very interesting I am surprised he missed San Diego which is bigger and every bit as interesting as San Fransisco, I have lived in both. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_California_cities_by_population
AprilT
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I especially love all the NY pictures. 
I enjoyed that video, nice touch at the beginning with the memory wall of Veterans. The rest of the video just reminded me why I've never been as enthrall with Siesta Key beach as so many others, we have beautiful white sand, but no real texture to it, just flat surface areas.
I've visited San Diego only once in my late 20's, it was on my list of places I wanted to move to and occasionally I still look it over fondly.
I enjoyed that video, nice touch at the beginning with the memory wall of Veterans. The rest of the video just reminded me why I've never been as enthrall with Siesta Key beach as so many others, we have beautiful white sand, but no real texture to it, just flat surface areas. I've visited San Diego only once in my late 20's, it was on my list of places I wanted to move to and occasionally I still look it over fondly.
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Oh, Mt Kisco, I lived near there in my youth, I lived in Bedford Hills area as a kid age 10-13 and most of westchester from then on. It's a lot more crowded today from the looks of those pictures.
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Ken, that was a fun video to watch, but, having rode in many a NYC cab the rides were very much similar to what it was like in the clip; not fun at all. Many times I was holding on for dear life. nthego:
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