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I don't see anything impressive about Minneapolis.
That's too bad because I'm pretty sure most of us can find something impressive/positive about Dallas. For starters, your freeway infrastructure is enviable.
That's too bad because I'm pretty sure most of us can find something impressive/positive about Dallas. For starters, your freeway infrastructure is enviable.
I have never liked San Diego's or New Orleans' skyline.
Seattle, Houston, Dallas, and, Philadelphia has some very good skylines.
Ive been to Seattle and Philly and both their skylines weren't that much better than MPLS. A little taller, but nothing more impressive. I live in the Twin Cities, 20 miles from Downtown and can see downtown MPLS easily
Dallas Skyline > MPLS' Skyline > St. Paul Skyline > Fort Worth Skyline.
To each their own, opions are opinions. But on Emporis' forums and throughout C-D, it's concluded that the Skyline of MPLS ranks up there as one of the best in the country, especially for a city with only 390,000 people.
Ive been to Seattle and Philly and both their skylines weren't that much better than MPLS. A little taller, but nothing more impressive. I live in the Twin Cities, 20 miles from Downtown and can see downtown MPLS easily
Dallas Skyline > MPLS' Skyline > St. Paul Skyline > Fort Worth Skyline.
In Dallas its the same way. You can see the skyline nearly 30 miles away.
In my opinion Fountain Place looks better than Wells Fargo Center.
IMO Capella Tower looks better than Fountain Place.
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