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You can post any city anywhere in the U.S (did you read the first post of this thread?) and don't you see the pics? If thats not diverse to you, then I don't know what is unfortunately. Also why would the houses shown not have great wood work, stain glass etc in them? You'll have to find the "'%'s" yourself.
First, there ain't many cities that don't have 'some' kind of diverse housing stock!.... But what % of that housing stock is "diverse"? You can paint a picture that is far from thr truth by posting a few pages of pictures!
The thing is about people showing pics of those cities in the Southwest or West coast, what % of that housing stock is "diverse"? And what % of those home that where shown, would have great wood work, stain glass, etc in them.
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Originally Posted by pittsteelerfan
My man, been there, done that!...
I guess if you've been everywhere, you wouldn't be asking the questions you're asking, now would you?
You can post any city anywhere in the U.S (did you read the first post of this thread?) and don't you see the pics? If thats not diverse to you, then I don't know what is unfortunately. Also why would the houses shown not have great wood work, stain glass etc in them? You'll have to find the "'%'s" yourself.
My bad, I thought the OP was asking , "What city had the MOST diverse".........that's why I responded the way I did............
These cities are pretty interesting, but i prefer harmony in cities (architecturally). Without the harmony, the cities are for me at least, a bit harder to visualize because they are all over the place with their image. They feel a bit undefined to me
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and don't you see the pics? If thats not diverse to you, then I don't know what is unfortunately. Also why would the houses shown not have great wood work, stain glass etc in them?
You'll have to find the "'%'s" yourself.
First, there ain't many cities that don't have 'some' kind of diverse housing stock!....
But what % of that housing stock is "diverse"? You can paint a picture that is far from thr truth by posting a few pages of pictures!
....No I'm not. But, USA "traveller", I am!...
