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I'm surprised that someone didn't come up with this one yet. But, which skyline do you like better? Do you like one better when it is a night shot? I like Philly's better, but its close. Which do you like better?
I'm surprised that someone didn't come up with this one yet. But, which skyline do you like better? Do you like one better when it is a night shot? I like Philly's better, but its close. Which do you like better?
It's close, but I have to go with Philadelphia's Skyline.......seems a little more dramatic, relative to Boston's Skyline..........IMHO.
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I agree absolutely. Philly has some great street scenes, both modern and colonial, but Boston has more.
Can we get a few Boston photos up? If I recall from my last visit correctly, there are only three or four real "skyscrapers." But man, walking around Copley Square is beautiful. Also Newbury Street.
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I agree absolutely. Philly has some great street scenes, both modern and colonial, but Boston has more.
Can we get a few Boston photos up? If I recall from my last visit correctly, there are only three or four real "skyscrapers." But man, walking around Copley Square is beautiful. Also Newbury Street.
I do mean that, critically speaking, but I don't want to diminish Philadelphia in any way. That city gets really rough treatment by a lot of posters here, and it really doesn't deserve it. It's a mystery to me why this is so. But then, I can say that about a lot of other cities on here...including my own.
I agree absolutely. Philly has some great street scenes, both modern and colonial, but Boston has more.
Can we get a few Boston photos up? If I recall from my last visit correctly, there are only three or four real "skyscrapers." But man, walking around Copley Square is beautiful. Also Newbury Street.
I guess it depends what you'd call a skyscraper...Boston has a big downtown, it's just not extremely tall. I think Philly has a better skyline than Boston, but we're not too bad.
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