Five best skylines of the U.S (comparison, south, live)
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I dont think Denver is too far behind philly/seattle but its going to take at least a new tallest to catch up. I think we are 5 buildings and a new tallest behind seattle and philly.
LA and Miami arent even in top ten. lack of density makes their skylines look immature
^^^Missing in Action??? I thought those tall things in downtown MIA were called buildings?? I guess they dont exsist. I guess it's just a figment of my imagination. I guess Seattle, ATL, and Denver dont have a downtown either. And by the way, MIA also stands for Miami International Airport.
LOL I know what MIA stands for I was making a joke because I don't think Miami has that great of a sky line, its nice and better where I live but the top 5, I just don't think so.
Plus you can see the Denver sky line from all over the metro area. In fact I love when you enter the metro area from the south or west you come around a hill and there it is! That is not true in LA, you can not see it from a distance at all.
One thing I will say about downtown LA compared to downtown Denver is there are no cranes building new sky scrapers to block the view!!
Last edited by Josseppie; 03-04-2009 at 09:16 PM..
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