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A true gem of a city. Very accesible too thanks to the compact size and great bus system.

A city I'd really love to visit someday. Thanks for sharing!

LOL, you and me both. Very, very beautiful photos though!

And in other news... Diebler missed a three-pointer.

Looks like they have a strong bike culture in place. Montreal is definitely a top-tier city in NA.

You must have missed the University Circle and Little Italy threads recently posted.

Little Italy is always on my itinerary when making trips to Cleveland. Thanks for sharing!

Those look amazing... that developer/architect will hopefully be getting a lot of phone calls from around the country! We need more of that... everywhere!

Very enjoyable set. So what's your #1 city?

Beatiful sign on a beautiful building. Very nicely done.

^Maybe this will help motivate the Kroger in South Campus to renovate!

IIRC that Graeters has a line out the door during summertime.

Wow, what a great set of photos! That Macy's looks absolutely stunning.

The fog shot definitely blew me away. Great work all around!

I highly approve of the exterior design and street-level retail on that parking garage! Is that tallest residential? Surprising that there would be zero commercial towers.

The KFC photo and comment definitely garnered a chuckle out of me. Well played.

Looks very nice! Reminds me of South Pasadena a bit in the architecture and layout.

And the people in the north have Lewis Center and the people in the east have Taylor Station. Wal-Mart just goes overboard sometime IMHO. Do they really need TWO supercenters in NE Columbus?

Does the Columbus Metro Area really need another Wal-Mart? They are already all over the damn place!

Couldn't agree more. You don't want to throw a rookie into the fire and have them lose their confidence. Give him this year to learn, then break him out next year.

just put the spinning clock on top of the new tower, problem solved. Or you could put it in the birdcage and turn it into a lighthouse of sorts.

Very nice work, the Queen in all her glory.

Looking at a lot of these pictures, the architecture itself isn't anything to write home about. However, they've plastered the exteriors of all these buildings with colorful advertisements which seems to give Tokyo its distinctive flavor.

Why is this being demolished and what's replacing it? Seem like an awfully beautiful building to tear down for no good reason.

Best Buffalo pics I can recall ever seeing. Really like the downtown Cleveland photo of the lone guy in sandals.