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Yeah, that's kinda interesting. Looks like a hill or park is nearby, no?
Yes, Piedmont Park is right there in the bottom left; very large and forest-like. And to answer your question clean_polo this is a shot mainly of Midtown and the northern side of downtown. There's plenty more that isn't captured here but this is a great shot!
While it is a bonus to Minneapolis to have so many Fortune 500 companies, and the reason why it is considered a Gamma world city, ask any demographer or person who seriously studies the position and ranking of cities and it is clear why Atlanta is way ahead of the Twin Cities.
Read up on this if you are truly interested in the subject:
41Latitude - The Most Important Cities in the United States (http://www.41latitude.com/post/400972984/most-important-cities-united-states - broken link)
As you can see, Minneapolis is important.....just not as important as Atlanta and by quite a bit.
Now when it comes which city one would prefer, well that's a preference thing.
I would pick Atlanta overall given the criteria and the location. Twin Cities is an excellent region but it is not as big as Atlanta. Twin Cities is arguably the number 2 city in the midwest but I still give that title to Detroit until further notice.
Yes, Piedmont Park is right there in the bottom left; very large and forest-like. And to answer your question clean_polo this is a shot mainly of Midtown and the northern side of downtown. There's plenty more that isn't captured here but this is a great shot!
Really, what is the point here? Some poor girl that suffers from Bipolar Disorder gets filmed on a train and that is supposed to represent our city? Nice cheap shot.
Really, what is the point here? Some poor girl that suffers from Bipolar Disorder gets filmed on a train and that is supposed to represent our city? Nice cheap shot.
Yeah he scraped the bottom of the fish bowl with this one, but we know better.
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