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Wish I had seen the photos that were removed. Those are great of PA -- I have to admit, at first I thought the Scranton photos were actually Buffalo, New York! They look SOOOOOOOOO similar!! I kept thinking I had missed the headings, but went back and realized they were Scranton. Yep, the northeast sure has some beautiful homes!! Good work! Thanks for sharing.
Ah ha, found one I took that has the downtown Dallas skyline off in the distance. This picture was taken as I was about to come out of Rockwall and cross over Lake Ray Hubbard.
Here's what $1,000.00 a month rental gets you for a 1-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, in the San Fernando Valley about 5 blocks from where I live. Dazzlingly enticing with their "Architectural Digest"-worthy appointments, n'est-ce pas? Gang accoutrements, no extra charge!
Well, "Mom", thank you for opening my eyes to the beauty of North Texas! I'm a Yankee that's always pictured the Dallas area as being nothing but endless cul-de-sacs, strip malls, Wal-Marts, tumbleweed, and a lack of historic character, but that downtown mall in Garland is really unique---It puts a "walkable" twist on my biggest foe, urban sprawl. You seem to take a lot of pride in your area, and I commend you for it! I also adore that one-story stone home with the turret that you pictured. I'm usually a Victorian fanatic, but Gothic is starting to turn me on as well!
Wow rainrock! Those were awesome. I love the city life that you have captured.
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I'm a Yankee that's always pictured the Dallas area as being nothing but endless cul-de-sacs, strip malls, Wal-Marts, tumbleweed, and a lack of historic character, but that downtown mall in Garland is really unique---It puts a "walkable" twist on my biggest foe, urban sprawl. 
You seem to take a lot of pride in your area, and I commend you for it! I also adore that one-story stone home with the turret that you pictured. I'm usually a Victorian fanatic, but Gothic is starting to turn me on as well! 
