unusualfire

^ I know that. I'm just saying what kinda industry does some of those metro's have that are paying them so much more than metro's here in the midwest.

This is rural areas, nothing is close..lol

Only gas. They had to cut back on other things too. I think the commute was 90 miles every day and their daughter drove.

Isn't that what we expect from 115 million dollar ball players? ;)

I was on CNN.com and they were talking on how some people who lives in rural areas, budget's has doubled with the high price of gas. Some up too $720 a month. :O Could that lead to Ohio metro's growing in population just because the cost of living in rural area's is not worth it anymore?

Why is the income so much lower than other places?

What? They expect people to walk with things they bought at Home Depot to Value City??? That's a joke.

That's why tripods are popular. They keep the camera steady. ;)

^ hehe nah, Florence is too low to view downtown. The picture might be zoomed I won't be surprised if it was somewhere around the licking river

Is this east of I-471?

No doubt. We don't need this kinda trouble maker in the club house. Amazing people can through away millions of dollars, because they can't straighten up. I mean everything was handed to him on a silver plate.

I know of some Kmarts that have not been reused since they closed down in the area. I know that's keeping the rates up. Amazing we have more retail space than office space.

I drove by this today. I thought i seen some activity on the site. One note NOTL traffic is DANGEROUS. I was almost hit from behind today.

The fundation is almost set. So hopefully we'll start seeing some girders going up this month.

stange, Ohio is losing job and population, but Calif is losing jobs and gaining population. How can they do it?

From what i hear you can't find the magazine in town anymore.

San Diego is a nice city and all, but It's not like the people are any better then people from any where else. But what do these people think? Like they are somehow better than Columbus? San Diego is not that important enough or any other city expecting me to bow down before them for giving me good press..lol Tha'ts just my take. ;) Was this in the travel section?

How many total died in 2005?

To me it's very hard to believe Columbus is near 2 million. Same with Indianapolis and Charlotte. Those metro's do not feel like 2 million metro's at all.

That's a far cry from when 44k use to be educated there.

^No kidding. It has needed double left turn lanes from Highland onto Ridge southbound for decades. It was bad when the old gold circle mall was there. I guess these are one of the things we have to deal with, being that it is a fragmented Twp.

Ever since the take over the time it takes for the power to come back on once it goes out has increased dramaticly. Prior years it usually only took 15-20 before the power comes back on. this year. It's taken 2 hours +. and from last night until now it was abouit 16 hours. I've never EVER waited that long in the dark before.

Heck San Diego lost people the past year. I think when a metro gets big enough. High prices of realestate will slow them down considerably, look at Boston.

In ways i can believe the Cincinnati numbers and other ways i don't. I myself don't live in the city limits, butas you come into the city limits on Montgomery rd from Silverton. You can find at least 2 -3 dozen apartment for rent signs or houses for sale signs in the area. I have never seen this many ever before.

wow great pics...What kinda cam did you use?