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Waaaahhhh??? Where does CDM reside these days?

The continued development of the Short North is terrific. I look forward to the day when it is truly a viable neighborhood from Campus all the way to downtown. Then, all you will need is a streetcar to ice the cake :) (and connect the districts)

Toronto is an unbelievable city, I absolutely love it. Thanks for sharing! Last time I was there I stayed in the exact same area... very nice part of town.

Some pretty nice looking areas of Toledo! Don't recall seeing many photos from these areas in the past. Where you out at an odd time or were there just not a lot of people about?

Well, Grandview is technically a city, not a neighborhood. Maybe that's why nobody is voting for it.

Cupcakes are very in vogue right now... as well as frozen yogurt. Maybe CDM could franchise a Pinkberry next door to her cupcake shop!

They called Columbus a college town... not saying it isn't true to an extent, but that's a little sad. I mean, it's not exactly Athens or Oxford.

Not a bad looking part of downtown... not bad at all! I've never really walked around that area. Thanks for sharing!

I've gained such a huge appreciation for topography after living in Columbus for a dozen or so years. Love those mountains! The beach ain't so bad either... ;)

That photo is awesome and looks perfect on the cover! Well done!

Looks like a really pleasant place! Small town looks, but still well occupied.

Well, they put one of my favorite Columbus buildings on the cover (courthouse), so that's a good selling point!

Beautiful! Gotta love Bexley. Those last pics are of Capital U right?

Gotta go with my old stomping grounds of Victorian Village. Love Goodale Park, the housing stock, and the proximity to the Arena District, Campus, and Short North.

I'd imagine heaven looks pretty similar to Charleston.

Seeing photos of the Metro always brings back childhood memories for me. I lived in DC as a kid and my Dad would take me on the Metro to the airport to keep me entertained. Still lookin' good! It still have that double tone before the doors close?

This isn't really a bad idea. It'll hurt the state budget in the short term, but provide potential long-term benefits (retention of young professionals) which the state sorely needs. The next question would be, are there enough jobs to encourage the young professionals to stay?

I am not one of those people.

One of the state capitals in Brazil. Big tourist town.

CORRECT!!! Nice work... that was a tough one.

Wrong country.

Correct continent! Wrong country.

Cape Town is on the wrong continent too!

Nope, wrong continent.

Good luck with this one... try not to cheat by referencing the file name!